Let's see if I'm getting this. The are the reseller so they are not responsible for what they sell or the claims they make about the product they are selling! Thanks for correcting me on this issue, I'll try to be more cautious with my purchases.
Feel how you want -- they are presented with a sealed, packaged product. By your expectations, you expect them to go through and test all of them. The underlying factor here is low quality controls on the MANUFACTURING side -- not the RETAIL side. You are blaming the grocery store for the bad flavor on a box of 'generic crackers' -- your complaint isn't with the grocery store (though a good retailer will stand behind sales -- thats a separate issue altogether) -- its with the manufacturer of the bland, tasteless crackers. You made your purchase from the retailer, and they upheld their end of the bargain -- by the definition of the sale, they have taken care of you, as you the consumer made your choice of the product to purchase.
The analogy is suitable; we all know that quality control is bad on most these parts coming out of China. They're being mass produced, copied off eachother, cloned, material reductions performed for cost savings, etc -- all of these things factor into the reliability of the product. None of these things change the fact that the retailer at the end of the line is only that -- someone who is reselling a product manufactured and marketed by someone else.
Snide comments aside, you're missing the bigger picture of where the complaint should be directed. If you think you were wronged by GotVapes (and I won't disagree that they should stand behind a product -- however they also likely recognize the quality control issues they're up against if they try to do that) -- then push the issue with them; but remember you're passing the buck their way too. You're the one who chose a product that is quite well known to be inconsistent, from product lines even more widely known to be inconsistent. Expecting anything but inconsistency would be... well... inconsistent with reality.
Edit: What it seems you are missing here, is that GotVapes did NOT say that these are 1.8 ohm. They were TOLD by the MANUFACTURER that they were. They can only go on the information they are given; again, unless you expect them to un-seal a sealed product and test EVERY SINGLE ONE. This is not feasible in almost any market; much less at the kind of volume a retail outlet like GotVapes handles.
I'm not defending someone not standing behind a product; however you're acting like GotVapes and other retailers are somehow complicit in trying to defraud customers. Thats your false impression -- no one is trying to defraud anyone; there is simply poor quality control on the manufacturing side. As such, you have to expect inconsistencies. Thats manufacturing; and evenmoreso, thats manufacturing with poor checks in place.
