I can't stop ordering from you guys! Customer service is awesome, shipping is super fast, and they provide a product that's above the rest. I seriously need to attend a VA class ( vapors anonymous ) . Does anyone else have this problem? On a serious note vaping has changed my life . I am so happy I've made the change and so are my friends and family. Have a good week guys!
So I have a huge problem with smokeless image...
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Join the crowd Dancerock. I wish that all of my problems were so enjoyable though. Hope you have a good week too!
Yup. I live inside SI. I made a small transfer of $ between my accounts so I could put in another (big) order 2 days shy of payday. I'm hoping this will last me a while, though, as I think this will fill out all the holes in my stash. Ok, fill the empty spaces in my warehouse. Get technical, sheesh.
Yeah, I think we should be compensated for our, uh, "problems" with SI's ordering issues. Wait a sec.... we are. Points definitely make me want to keep spending!
I know! Being rewarded points for spending money is a huge win! Question for imagine: what's the highest score you've seen?
SI is the best! I guess the only thing that really bugs me is how all of the new vapers are steered towards other models. I try to keep track of the new vapers and get them to look at SI though. It is the best company I have dealt with, whether online or in person.
I have the same huge problem. Lol
But... I'm not selfish. I'm constantly trying to share my problem with others
But... I'm not selfish. I'm constantly trying to share my problem with others
It's interesting to see how some people do get steered into other models. It kind of boils down to:
- KR808/510s (and other "mini", "stick", or "cigarette look-a-likes") ( < 3.7v or 3.7v in the case of Volts)
- X2/eGo/kGo/eGo-clones (3.7v)
- non-fed non-variable voltage APVs (3.7v - 6v+) - GLVs, Silver Bullets, etc.
- non-fed variable voltage APVs - ProVari, LavaTube, etc.
- fed-APVs (variable and non-variable) - Reos, Monkey Boxes, custom APVs, etc.
I think the fact that the "stick" or "cigarette" style PVs had such a bad rap for a long time, it takes a while for people to remember that there's a newer generation out there (like the Volts), that have a much better performance. I can understand (to a certain point) that you may want to carry around just 1 battery, but people exaggerate the "hassle" that it is to carry around 2 or 3 batteries and a PCC + cartomizer case. (And from a personal perspective, the cartomizer case is close to the ritual you'd have of pulling out a new cigarette anyhow that it did help the transition a lot more than I thought it would have).
If someone wants a single battery (or two) to last all day SI has the X2, which is an "ego-style" battery. I think we just have to make a bit more noise about it and nudge people to it. I just can't understand the prejudice that exists around the stick style. It's discreet, 100% hassle free, anyone who was a smoker instinctively knows how to use it, it's an awesome transition product, and, if that wasn't enough, you have a company that cares about the users more than anything else. What's not to like about that scenario?
I might have an APV or two lying around, but you know what I usually grab running out the door or to use while at the computer? Yeah, the PCC with two Volts and a pack of cartomizers.
- KR808/510s (and other "mini", "stick", or "cigarette look-a-likes") ( < 3.7v or 3.7v in the case of Volts)
- X2/eGo/kGo/eGo-clones (3.7v)
- non-fed non-variable voltage APVs (3.7v - 6v+) - GLVs, Silver Bullets, etc.
- non-fed variable voltage APVs - ProVari, LavaTube, etc.
- fed-APVs (variable and non-variable) - Reos, Monkey Boxes, custom APVs, etc.
I think the fact that the "stick" or "cigarette" style PVs had such a bad rap for a long time, it takes a while for people to remember that there's a newer generation out there (like the Volts), that have a much better performance. I can understand (to a certain point) that you may want to carry around just 1 battery, but people exaggerate the "hassle" that it is to carry around 2 or 3 batteries and a PCC + cartomizer case. (And from a personal perspective, the cartomizer case is close to the ritual you'd have of pulling out a new cigarette anyhow that it did help the transition a lot more than I thought it would have).
If someone wants a single battery (or two) to last all day SI has the X2, which is an "ego-style" battery. I think we just have to make a bit more noise about it and nudge people to it. I just can't understand the prejudice that exists around the stick style. It's discreet, 100% hassle free, anyone who was a smoker instinctively knows how to use it, it's an awesome transition product, and, if that wasn't enough, you have a company that cares about the users more than anything else. What's not to like about that scenario?
I might have an APV or two lying around, but you know what I usually grab running out the door or to use while at the computer? Yeah, the PCC with two Volts and a pack of cartomizers.
To the post above, I also never really understood the amount of prejudice against the smaller style batteries. I did use a very, very old model a long time ago and it did suck terribly, but now they are AMAZING!
When I was looking for recommendations, everyone was all about the eGo batteries and the 510 threading and all that... And it just seems so silly now. Volt's batteries and cartomizers work fantastic. They last forever. The batteries, even though they're smaller, still give you a solid 1-2 hours of heavy vaping. They're very portable. The vapor production is excellent!
The people I watched doing reviews about Smokeless Image products must have been doing it wrong or using crappy juice... The vapor is actually a lot more thick than they ever showed!
Overall, it really is a great product that's much, MUCH cheaper than analogs. Initially, yes it's more expensive. But after a month or so of vaping you'll get the hang of things and won't need to spend much at all. Even with a 20 dollar order every week (Which is quite a bit!) you're still spending less than analogs.
Loving it so far!
When I was looking for recommendations, everyone was all about the eGo batteries and the 510 threading and all that... And it just seems so silly now. Volt's batteries and cartomizers work fantastic. They last forever. The batteries, even though they're smaller, still give you a solid 1-2 hours of heavy vaping. They're very portable. The vapor production is excellent!
The people I watched doing reviews about Smokeless Image products must have been doing it wrong or using crappy juice... The vapor is actually a lot more thick than they ever showed!
Overall, it really is a great product that's much, MUCH cheaper than analogs. Initially, yes it's more expensive. But after a month or so of vaping you'll get the hang of things and won't need to spend much at all. Even with a 20 dollar order every week (Which is quite a bit!) you're still spending less than analogs.
Loving it so far!
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I haven't gone a single week without some shipment of hardware from Smokeless Image or e-liquids from numerous vendors... over 40 flavors now!
Now they drop big batteries on us, nice cones, XL cartomizers (The ones that aren't DOA are amazing!), clearomizers, and who knows what else.
They are evil geniuses!
You seemed to miss a step. No worries, fixed it for ya!
I have a GLV-2 that is AWESOME, and I haven't touched it in a month
I also pulled out my inferno... for testing flavors since I don't have an 808 atomizerOtherwise, it's 808 all day every day. To the point I'm thinking about throwing my 510 stuff up on the Classy's to get it out. And of course generate more money for more SI stoof
I am hopelessly addicted as well - between last night though mid-afternoon today, when the X2s showed up, I placed 4 orders for vaping items. SI's products are so outstanding - then add IMAGINE's ability to just drop a hint of a new product and we're all lining up to pre-order no matter how much hardware we already have. Who can resist?
She could sell ice to a frozen Eskimo ;-)
She could sell ice to a frozen Eskimo ;-)
I have a GLV-2 that is AWESOME, and I haven't touched it in a month
I love my GLV, it's an awesome device. I just use a 510-808 adapter to use SI's cartomizers on it. I might pick up a 5v device (GLV?), but I'm generally so satisfied with the Volts that it's more of a novelty item.
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