V2Cigs Blocking Negative Reviews

[Hiker]

Did you notice that V2Cig won't allow negative reviews on their website? That's why all their products have only 5 or 4 1/2 stars. I mean it's a company with solid products, but withdrawing negative reviews is BAD PRACTICE, in my opinion. I even emailed them asking if and why they were doing it, and never got any replies--another bad practice for any company.

 

[Asbestos4004]

Did you submit a negative review?

 

[djsvapour]

Nothing would surprise me. Anybody who follows the e-cig world knows what goes on and ** already have one of the worst reputations in the business for being solely in it for maximum profit. The products are OK (just about), but the prices are exorbitant.
This is the company that sells a 280mAh auto battery for MORE then an iTasteVV v.3. we are talking about.

 

[ibndevilish]

Did you notice that V2Cig won't allow negative reviews on their website? That's why all their products have only 5 or 4 1/2 stars. I mean it's a company with solid products, but withdrawing negative reviews is BAD PRACTICE, in my opinion. I even emailed them asking if and why they were doing it, and never got any replies--another bad practice for any company.

I posted on the FB page when some one was having a issue with the batteries and I stated if you don't keep ordering from them every 89 days then you will lose the lifetime warranty on those batteries as I lost mine for not ordering any juice, I didn't like it, well they deleted my post and have blocked me from posting anything on the FB page. I have also had this experience with Vapor4life about a peach cobbler juice, posted my review and it never showed up, guess it is because I said the juice tasted and felt like I was drinking peach schnapps, guess they don't want negative reviews on there website..I thought it was a good company also as it had such great reviews well I know why now as no negative ones get posted. I asked on here after I got my juice if anyone had experience the very,very warm feeling in my chest and gave me severe chest pains.. CS was closed so I could not call them that is why I first made my post in here as it scared the hell out of me, needless to say my hubby had it happen to him with the same juice. So goes to show you not every company is honest unless it is a good review..I will never order from either company again..Mount Baker let's you post the good and the bad that makes them a honest buisness..Just my 2cents

 

[Completely Average]

That's not uncommon for manufacturers to remove negative reviews. Some companies even go farther.

For instance, Halo not only screens all reviews and publishes only the good ones, but they also offer a "points" system that will give you discounts and free items for posting positive reviews on their website. They also reward you with points for "sharing" their link on social media sites, and/or positive review videos on Youtube.




How shady does this sound....

Show your love for your favorite Halo products, and earn 25 Halo Points while doing so. For each product in our store, you will find the “Write a Review” link under the “Earn More Points” heading. Simply click this link, and write your review of the product. Once submitted, a member of the Halo Staff will examine your review and approve or reject it within 7 business days. Once approved, your earned points will be automatically applied to your account.

http://www.halocigs.com/points.html

 

[Hiker]

I didn't know that practice was so common. And I tried to fix my computer when I noticed that my submitted reviews weren't visible on their website, silly me. Yes, V2Cigs are ok, they have good pencil-style batteries, pretty good juices, but indeed: the prices are high up there, one has to buy stuff regularly to get a battery replacement (advertised as warranty for a lifetime, but in reality it's only up to 5 replacement, another deceitful practice), and they exist only for the big money for sure--they got together with Zig-Zag recently and now sell their vaping products as well. Maybe it's time for me to say goodbye to V2C. There are many good smaller, family businesses, like High Desert Vapes, which has fantastic juices at great prices an 40%-50% off sales quite often. I've used them many times. Thank you to your all for the discussion!

 

[Hiker]

I like them, too.