Something Big is Coming
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Yeah, I was thinking about getting two anyway so a discount, any discount, would be greatly appreciated.
I keep mine in the 18350 size. I like that it's little (although I have it in a sleeve which makes it bigger), I just buy lots of batteries.
For some reason, I find 18350 batteries annoying. I can't even explain why.
Anything that takes 18490s is my sweet spot. I just like that battery size.
18650s are just a tad too heavy for me.
Anything that takes 18490s is my sweet spot. I just like that battery size.
18650s are just a tad too heavy for me.
If they change something about it I'm going to need to go on suicide watch. I hate having outdated technology and there's no way I could deal with knowing that mines outdated 2 weeks after I got it.
Well, otherwise it won't be "something big"
Well, their SWEET Holiday deal from a week or so ago was just $10 off the Cherry Red color. Sorry, my cup seems to be half-empty at the moment...I shall try to refrain from expressing any more negativity.
Provape is selling their company to the Chinese so it can be variable wattage
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Not exactly, China signed a letter of intent with the ProVape board under which it could pay $9 a share in cash for the 99% of ProVape shares it doesn't already own.
The hastily arranged deal came over the weekend, according to people familiar with the effort, after ProVape announced on Friday it had nearly $500 thousand in unsold devices and would slash 40% of its workforce. The stock plunged 17% that day to below $9.
But the deal is far from complete. It is subject to six weeks of due diligence, and ProVape can shop the company during that period. China would still have to arrange financing.
The agreement also doesn't compel China to ultimately come forward with a firm offer, underscoring the weak negotiating position ProVape finds itself in. ProVape, on the other hand, would have to pay a breakup fee of more than $150 thousand if it turns to another buyer by Dec. 4.
ProVape's unusual move to put together a loosely structured deal was motivated by its rapidly deteriorating business, several people close to the situation said. By publicizing a deal with a starting price, the company's hope is that will lure rival offers for part or all of ProVape, one of the people said. This person characterized the proposed deal with China as a "backstop" in case nothing better comes along.
China had some of the same interests. "We thought", every day that goes by, if the position of the company wasn't stabilized they would lose employees and customers, and we thought it was appropriate to do the deal now!
Not tiny, flat. The flat thing on top at the right. More than likely it's nothing. The only tiny thing I see is the little bump on the left, but it's probably the bottom of the 1.
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