Vendors that accept PayPal?

[Libertine Dissolves]

This may have been discussed or beaten to death in other threads, but are there any online vendors that accept PayPal? My bank blocks purchases of "tobacco and tobacco products" even though I am 30 years old. I have resorted to FT for things that can wait but certain rebuildable supplies and many juices are out of my reach because of this. I see a few things on eBay but nothing noteworthy or reliable... Anyone have a few good ones they are aware of?

 

[TheColdHandedVG]

This may have been discussed or beaten to death in other threads, but are there any online vendors that accept PayPal? My bank blocks purchases of "tobacco and tobacco products" even though I am 30 years old. I have resorted to FT for things that can wait but certain rebuildable supplies and many juices are out of my reach because of this. I see a few things on eBay but nothing noteworthy or reliable... Anyone have a few good ones they are aware of?

What?? First off, how does your bank know that you are purchasing a tobacco product? Second, do they review every purchase before allowing you to make the purchase? What if you are in a store and buy a pack of analogs? Do you have to sit there and wait for them to approve the purchase? Third, start using a different bank.

That just seems wrong. It is your money; how are you not allowed to use it for whatever you damn well please?

 

[WattWick]

Time to find another bank.

 

[Cloud Junky]

This may have been discussed or beaten to death in other threads, but are there any online vendors that accept PayPal? My bank blocks purchases of "tobacco and tobacco products" even though I am 30 years old. I have resorted to FT for things that can wait but certain rebuildable supplies and many juices are out of my reach because of this. I see a few things on eBay but nothing noteworthy or reliable... Anyone have a few good ones they are aware of?

ebay is one of the best paypal accepted vendors, there is always the classified threads on ECF you need to get verified first.

 

[Libertine Dissolves]

I agree whole heartedly with you both. Based on principle alone I have gone back and forth about changing banks, but my billing and direct deposits have been set up with the same bank and account for a very long time. I guess it's the hassle of being told what to buy and what not buy or the hassle of changing everything over. Trying to find a happy medium for now.

 

[JaRod]

First I'd dump that bank unless its about some state legislation, then you can try ebay, plenty of vendors with excellent rating, good prices and free delivery (make sure you select US Only if you want fast delivery).

 

[Libertine Dissolves]

First I'd dump that bank unless its about some state legislation, then you can try ebay, plenty of vendors with excellent rating, good prices and free delivery (make sure you select US Only if you want fast delivery).

Could it be based on NJ legislation? Perhaps I should educate myself a bit more...

 

[MikeMills]

I know people who use prepaid cards for buying certain things.

 

[Robino1]

It's not wise to say what vendors accept PayPal. They may have their accounts frozen and yours also.

Please do not mention any vendor names.

 

[mvroman]

Buy a visa prepaid gift card to use for online purchases. You can get them at walmart, walgreens, etc.

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[mvroman]

It's not wise to say what vendors accept PayPal. They may have their accounts frozen and yours also.

Please do not mention any vendor names.

This only applies to US vendors, or how else could fasttech, focalecig, and many other vendors outside the US use paypal as a merchant service.

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[patkin]

Buy a prepaid or gift card.

 

[cbrite]

I don't know how a bank could make that kind of a rule since it is your $$ in the account and you should be able to spend it however you choose. If that is the case, I guess I would just put some $$ on a prepaid Visa or whatever and use that for my e-cig-related purchases.

 

[NealBJr]

I can see where this came into effect. I bet the bank does not allow for internet sales of tobacco products due to tax reasons. If you have tobacco products shipped to you, you'd have to make sure the appropriate taxes are applied before you cross state lines. Again, I think this is the government trying to grab money.. not to mention that ecigs are not a tobacco product.

 

[Robino1]

Closing thread just to be safe.