I don't like their web page lay out. It's difficult to navigate, and I have to scroll the page down before I see the product. I don't care to see the devil on every page. I also see everything has their stupid logo on it.
Totally Wicked: What educated consumer buys that crap?
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Everybody makes the mistake of overpaying for their start up device. I did too and I overpayed buying my start up device from Totally Wicked as well. Fool me once, shame on you... Fool me twice, um not going to happen, sorry. I still cringe thinking about what I payed for it.
Everybody makes the mistake of overpaying for their start up device. I did too and I overpayed buying my start up device from Totally Wicked as well. Fool me once, shame on you... Fool me twice, um not going to happen, sorry. I still cringe thinking about what I payed for it.
Same here that was one of my first purchases, then I started to look around at what else was available and ouch!!
They are the carto tank/eliquid beginner mod version of the overpriced mall kiosk. The very very first ecig I ever saw or bought was at a mall kiosk. It was a perfectly high quality, nicely boxed 4808 there was absolutely nothing wrong with it at. It was however marked up about 500%
so yeah once is enough!I never thought that this thread would spark such conversation. I think my point is that I don't think that re-branding is helpful for the consumer. All it does is cause confusion. I feel as though if a vendor is going to rebrand and overcharge, there growth is limited. They are depending on the consumer staying ignorant to the options or they need to really excel in some other aspect. The internet has levelled the playing field. The business model is outdated.
I'm new to all this, but I guess I am lucky that there are a few local shops in my town where I can visit and ask a lot of questions. Sure I pay a bit more but I get to try things so I do not but too many items that get wasted.
I would gladly pay a little more to go to a b&m store. I feel the personal relationship and the convince factor would be huge. Plus, if the vendor is smart, they would allow you to "Drip before you buy" policy on there juice. Unfortunately the only local shop around me is a guy with a cart at the mall selling overpriced 510 auto batteries. Sigh
At the Tobacco shop I go to to buy my Liquid, they have a kit that is just an eGo650 with a single CE5+, empty needle bottle and a USB charger for the ego fitting. Total Price $80!!! For one Knock-Off eGo in a case!
These people actually think these Pens, as they call them, are for using something else - so they sell them to the stoners who don't know what is going on. Pity.
I so need to open my own shop, run ads on Radio and try my best. This town is just so wide open. They use to sell Four Kits a week out of the Kiosk at the Mall here in Bakersfield - 4!!
These people actually think these Pens, as they call them, are for using something else - so they sell them to the stoners who don't know what is going on. Pity.
I so need to open my own shop, run ads on Radio and try my best. This town is just so wide open. They use to sell Four Kits a week out of the Kiosk at the Mall here in Bakersfield - 4!!
I was a sucker for TW. I thought their products were made in England. Back when the Tornado and the Screwdriver were the big boys. LOL
it dehydrates you vaping at first. you should drink more water
Oh I've been doing that! I've turned into a fish! Lol! It was just that I felt so thirsty all of a sudden and it has continued as I've used their juices over the last couple of days. Meh! It could be worse!
One thing I will say for Totally Wicked- they may rebrand the goods they sell but their RY4 tastes just like some sweets I used to buy as a kid! You know when you'd pour a powder onto your tongue and it would fizz and crackle and taste amazing? It's reminiscent of that!
I'm glad I bought the products I did at the time I did. In one week I went to two different stores in North Yorkshire, both of which sold Totally Wicked Products. The first knew NOTHING and were extremely unhelpful. This was the store closest to my mum's house and from which I hoped she might be able to pick up supplies for herself if I can pursuade her to get onto the e-cig so she'd have no excuse. The second was really good and they told me they'd had 'training' and had learned all about the products they sell. I didn't ask too much about the hardware but they understood me when I started talking 'vape-talk' at them. When I'm home from uni, I would definitely go there if I needed something in an emergency. Don't get me wrong, I love my regular supplier but if I'm at home and need something urgently (like if a battery dies etc), it's nice to know that I have a back-up.x
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