US Deeming Date Change - Denied

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So you're saying that it wouldn't be as bad as people say it is? Fine,we'll agree to agree.
I don't think its that bad either. I just think we are going to have to spend more money to get the same quality that we like. In a year or two the initial cost these companies have to put forth will catch up with their sales and profit margins, then the cost will hopefully go down again.

I do think it will cost more money for quality start up kits and juice, and that is not a good thing, unless you are a tobacco company.
 

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As I've said many times in other threads. The issue for the government isn't regulation, it's enforcement. No possible way to stop this train now, it left the station and is well on it's way. I too want to see how they are going to stop me. Now they can make it very difficult for new vapers to start, but the many of us already on the train, ya right, come get me.

Stock up on nic, it's the only vulnerable thing we have to worry about.

Shame, never thought I'd have a prepper type mentality about anything.
Absolutely right.

Many people out there (including me) MAY have partaken in things that the govt deem worse than liquid nic, so I don't think many of us will be too worried about the man pulling us over, searching our car and taking us to jail for possession of 3ml of eJuice, a Nautilus Mini and an iStick. Pretty funny to think about though.

Nev vapers will try Blu and other crappy/expensive solutions and likely go right back to the smokes.

Sad.
 

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For any new vapers that don't do their research this might be true, but for those who know there will be high end gear available. Word of mouth goes a long way as well, these forums will definitely help with that.
So don't buy stuff now, while it's still cheap and entirely legal, wait until later when it's much more expensive and involves an element of risk? Good plan, that. :rolleyes:
 

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Absolutely right.

New vapers will try Blu and other crappy/expensive solutions and likely go right back to the smokes.

Sad.
This may have the biggest impact and slow the trend of people leaving stinkies for ecigs. Exactly what big tobacco wants to happen.
 

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And I can build them. The parts won't be regulated, just the assembled ones :)
For any new vapers that don't do their research this might be true, but for those who know there will be high end gear available. Word of mouth goes a long way as well, these forums will definitely help with that.
 

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So don't buy stuff now, while it's still cheap and entirely legal, wait until later when it's much more expensive and involves an element of risk? Good plan, that. :rolleyes:
Not an on/off switch. The law won't go into effect the second it is passed.

I personally won't be stocking up on HW at all right now as I would expect I have 6-12 months notice before this MAY have to happen. Based on how quickly vape technology is moving, why stock up on products that could be potentially obsolete before (if) laws against vaping come into effect?

I am very comfortable waiting until the actual outcome of all of this can be better understood. YMMV.
 

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So don't buy stuff now, while it's still cheap and entirely legal, wait until later when it's much more expensive and involves an element of risk? Good plan, that. :rolleyes:
First who says it will be any cheaper or more expensive later, other than you? Chinese prices will change drastically because a US law passed are you sure about that? Does the US really have that much pull in a world wide market? Keep telling yourself that.

Element of risk? What risk might that be? You should be smart when you shop online and your money is 100% guaranteed at least mine is and has always been.

If you want to build yourself a new kitchen and put a big fridge in there with 100 bottles of nicotine go for it but don't scare people into thinking everything will be more expensive and /or inaccessible that's fear mongering. More over how do you know? Have you built a time machine?
 

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So don't buy stuff now, while it's still cheap and entirely legal, wait until later when it's much more expensive and involves an element of risk? Good plan, that. :rolleyes:

:lol::lol::lol:

Seriously, it is not Hording or Panic shopping............Simply Smart planning.
A few pieces of trustworthy equipment which may become difficult to come by.

Think China is a solution? Untouchable? Their Export Customs already works with other Countries. Our Import Customs certainly follows direction of Order. Seizures on both ends are possible and likely if ordered.
China would have no problem squishing one Small inconvenience to continue solid relations and continue flooding our country with approved goods.:glare:

It is not the We, or the Me which concerns me.
It is the Millions of lives that may suffer from never having a simple solution.

I read of people spending $100+ just to try and stop smoking by way of Vaping. An unnecessary expense in my eyes, as I have converted friends for $20, e-liquid included :shock:, however this shows a Commitment on the part of Smokers across the country to search out a Better choice.

For these efforts, what does government do in return? Build a Bureaucratic Wall as usual.:grr:
 

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First who says it will be any cheaper or more expensive later, other than you? Chinese prices will change drastically because a US law passed are you sure about that? Does the US really have that much pull in a world wide market? Keep telling yourself that.

Element of risk? What risk might that be? You should be smart when you shop online and your money is 100% guaranteed at least mine is and has always been.

If you want to build yourself a new kitchen and put a big fridge in there with 100 bottles of nicotine go for it but don't scare people into thinking everything will be more expensive and /or inaccessible that's fear mongering. More over how do you know? Have you built a time machine?

I'm going with more expensive ... and I'm willing to bet you real money or real good nicotine ... your choice.

Nicotine will not only go up in price ... there is a good chance of it requiring a special licence to obtain ... vaping is going to change ... we could see a black market on eLiquid similar to what's out there now.

No matter ... eLiquid is going up in price by a substantial amount.



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I'm going with more expensive ... and I'm willing to bet you real money or real good nicotine ... your choice.

Nicotine will not only go up in price ... there is a good chance of it requiring a special licence to obtain ... vaping is going to change ... we could see a black market on eLiquid similar to what's out there now.

No matter ... eLiquid is going up in price by a substantial amount.



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First who says it will be any cheaper or more expensive later, other than you?
Let's suppose the Deeming fails and everything we can buy now remains legal. Lotta jurisdictions are already implementing taxes. See Chicago as an example. So more expensive is pretty much inevitable.

Chinese prices will change drastically because a US law passed are you sure about that? Does the US really have that much pull in a world wide market? Keep telling yourself that.
Nope, Chinese prices IN CHINA will not change much. But I have personal aversion against buying anything made in China if it's at all possible, and I also have an aversion against importing stuff that isn't legal.

Element of risk? What risk might that be? You should be smart when you shop online and your money is 100% guaranteed at least mine is and has always been.
Ask some of the ECF members in Singapore how that works out for them when their packages get busted. What they get is a notice to appear in court rather than a package. Ask some of the ECF members in Canada how it works out for them when they order nic base from the US and their packages get busted. No, they don't get fined, but don't get their nic either, the money they paid is gone, and every package from anywhere outside of Canada addressed to them gets delayed, opened, and inspected from then on. Those are risks I'd rather not take if I can avoid them.

If you want to build yourself a new kitchen and put a big fridge in there with 100 bottles of nicotine go for it
Why would I need a new kitchen? My nic freezer fits handily under the desk in my home office. It cost about what I would have spent on cigs in two weeks when I was smoking.

but don't scare people into thinking everything will be more expensive and /or inaccessible that's fear mongering. More over how do you know? Have you built a time machine?
I don't know what will happen, but I have suspicions. What I do know is that that right now, compared to smoking, nic base is effectively free. For what I would have spent on cigs in three months, I've got a lifetime supply (30+ years), and that's some of the best nic to be had, not the cheapest.
 

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Ask some of the ECF members in Singapore how that works out for them when their packages get busted. What they get is a notice to appear in court rather than a package. Ask some of the ECF members in Canada how it works out for them when they order nic base from the US and their packages get busted. No, they don't get fined, but don't get their nic either, the money they paid is gone, and every package from anywhere outside of Canada addressed to them gets delayed, opened, and inspected from then on. Those are risks I'd rather not take if I can avoid them
Rossum just described me to a tee. Nic is illegal in Canada and they have taken my packages and destroyed them. Vendors have been extremely sneaky in shipping said items but I still get caught. Since this happened my name has been tagged so every package I get gets inspected and delayed. (head desk)
 

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Not an on/off switch. The law won't go into effect the second it is passed.

I personally won't be stocking up on HW at all right now as I would expect I have 6-12 months notice before this MAY have to happen. Based on how quickly vape technology is moving, why stock up on products that could be potentially obsolete before (if) laws against vaping come into effect?

I am very comfortable waiting until the actual outcome of all of this can be better understood. YMMV.
My gear will never be obsolete. :D

Tapatyped
 

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First who says it will be any cheaper or more expensive later, other than you? Chinese prices will change drastically because a US law passed are you sure about that? Does the US really have that much pull in a world wide market? Keep telling yourself that.
Its the U.S. market they want and yes China does care. If not, they would just label hash and pot with a tobacco products label and ship away!

China cares very much about our market because per capita for highly populated countries we have the most money to spend.
 
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Sad time for Vapers in the United States, as well as Millions of Current Smokers. Government Has decided it is Better the Keep Tobacco at the Forefront of Health concerns and Block Tobacco Free Alternatives.
and the rich get richer. :censored:

The Rest of the Story: Tobacco News Analysis and Commentary

A tiny ray of Hope still shining:
The Rest of the Story: Tobacco News Analysis and Commentary: My Public Comment to OIRA on FDA Deeming Regulations

Some how, I have lost all faith in - FOR THE PEOPLE :oops:

My Backup plan is in place. I was hoping it would never come to this. Like Thousands of other members, I have spread the word, there is a Better Choice...........well, There Was.:rolleyes:

Big Tobacco - 1
US Citizens - 0

Think hard the Next you are asked to Vote...............just make sure you Do, Vote.:glare:
Where does it say anywhere that the deeming date was changed or denied?
 
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So :censored: true :facepalm:

An Example of my opinion on sheeple: Yale!

{Some of America's Ivy League students were willing to give away their right to petition, ironically by signing a petition to lose that very right.

Director Ami Horowitz oversaw a hidden camera project on the campus of Yale University to see if students could be tricked into thinking the country should do away with the First Amendment, which provides the freedoms of speech, religion, assembly, press and petition.

Within an hour of launching the project, Horowitz collected more than 50 signatures from students who were willing to dismantle the Constitution.

Students in support of rolling back America's freedoms said the idea was "fantastic" and "excellent."}

Wake the Hell Up!!!! :shock:
Great stuff. Ask the kids about something on TMZ and they instantly know the answer.
 

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Where does it say anywhere that the deeming date was changed or denied?
Not the deeming date, the grandfather date. An amendment or rider (or whatever) that would have changed the grandfather date from February of 2007 to the date that the deeming regs are published and/or become effective was denied and is not part of the otherwise ominous omnibus bill.
 

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Not the deeming date, the grandfather date. An amendment or rider (or whatever) that would have changed the grandfather date from February of 2007 to the date that the deeming regs are published and/or become effective was denied and is not part of the otherwise ominous omnibus bill.
Got it. So another sky is falling thread...even though it really is....eventually.
 
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