Where U Bought Yours.

[Striker911]

I have heard it one other time but are stores a way for people to get away with selling defective product? I bought from a store and had nothing but trouble. Made me wonder about if some just send returns to stores. Anyone else?

My way of thinking is that people on line will buy on line. People in stores may not go on line otherwise therefore causing less problems for reputations. Tell us your story.

Its multi choice.

 

[hairball]

I can see your point but not in terms of ecig stuff. The problems with ecigs failing is QC in China. They're the ones that don't care (not all but some don't) and we/vendors are the ones that pay the price for it. To this date, I haven't had anything happen that wasn't user fault...no faulty equipment. As for atomizers/cartomizers...no problems their either.

 

[bmwjen]

I had a limited edition mod from Canada arrive recently DOA.
I'm so mad.

 

[Striker911]

I can see your point but not in terms of ecig stuff. The problems with ecigs failing is QC in China. They're the ones that don't care (not all but some don't) and we/vendors are the ones that pay the price for it. To this date, I haven't had anything happen that wasn't user fault...no faulty equipment. As for atomizers/cartomizers...no problems their either.

Okay. I can respect that. I had a lot of issues with a certain brand of ecig. All bought from a local store. Basically 4 battery's dead, 10 factory carts, and a charger almost caught my house on fire. All that in a 8 day span. In your opinion how could that have been my fault? What if I use a diff product name and never had a problem? I also found that one other person I seen a video review of on the same product had 8 battery's die. He ordered online. So from what I know its 50/50. The only diff was that buying from a store means that the manufacturer would not stand behind the product.

I do not agree with blame being placed on China. That to me is like passing the buck. Their is a direct relationship between the person selling and the person buying only. Most of us do not buy from China directly.

The question behind this post. Is there a trend that more defective products are being sold to stores? Is the buck being passed, like I was talking about above directly effecting the consumer? The buyer is the only one paying in the end while everyone else involved is making money.

 

[Striker911]

For real? 90 views and u guys cant check a box or two? This is for an educational cause. If buying ecigs is best done online then its good to know. A lot of people are switching and this could be a grey area for lots of new people. So dont penalize them for hiding your thoughts and experiences.

 

[DC2]

I bought (over two years ago) from a Pilot Truck Stop about 70 miles away.
It was an NJoy NPro, which back then was an RN4081 atomizer model.

I didn't hate it, I just didn't know how to use it right.
Then I found this place and bought a 510 online and I loved it.

Had I learned to use the RN4081 correctly, I would have loved it too.

Since then I've bought some mods from online, and I loved them even more.
So I'm not sure how to answer the question.

 

[Duekster]

I dunno if I got the perfect set up but the personal service from the local store was very helpful in showing me the in's and out's. I will likely use a mix of internet and local store in the future. The local store is not so local.

 

[terrilg70]

Bought online from VaporGod.

 

[evosil98]

Bought my stuff online. Went to an actual store once and had two teenaged girls working and they had no idea what they were selling. I walked out and never returned.

 

[nansc]

I bought my first kit and subsequent kits online and I have never had a problem.