Time to clean house?

[xg4bx]

I'm just wondering if a master list of companies and sites to avoid could be put together. I Google e-cigs alot and I dare say 99% of what's out there is absolute BS. I'm just thinking it's time to blacklist companies that are putting out outright lies and garbage which make legit suppliers look bad. I'm thinking we could start with subscription scams like American Blue Tip, that friggin thing is around $180 and they lock you into a subscription. Stuff like that.

The "fly by night" advertising and scummy self-promotion out there is nauseating. ECF is awesome at getting things done and getting info out there and spreading a list like this around would help alot of people looking into e-cigs.

 

[banjo]

I've only dealt with suppliers that I've found here on ECF, and have been really pleased with the products and service that I've received, so I'm unable to add to your list.....

 

[sl_rat]

keep it simple... go with ECF suppliers and life is good!

 

[hiram13pm]

Problem is, they change their name and advertising often. Once word gets out that they suck, they just re-brand their old crap, build a new website, and keep on ripping people off.

 

[PoliticallyIncorrect]

I'm just wondering if a master list of companies and sites to avoid could be put together...

I think sl_rat has the right idea. It's a whole lot simpler to just list known good suppliers.

 

[rolygate]

There would be some issues with us publishing a list of 'bad suppliers'

When you think about it, the damage is already done if people buy from one of them, then come here. If they are here already, they would probably (if sensible) buy from one of the suppliers here.

So in the end, although a list sounds a good idea, in fact it's not really needed. Luckily...