Which ecig is least likely to blow up?
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Yes they would include everyone they could think of in any court action.
I once got called to jury duty for one of the asbestos cases. Luckily I didn't have to serve on it as the judge was saying 3 to 6 months.
But they had included every hardware store, manufacturer and employer they could think of. They didn't even know where the asbestos product came from which is why they included manufacturers (multiple) and every hardware store in the area that sold such products decades ago
I once got called to jury duty for one of the asbestos cases. Luckily I didn't have to serve on it as the judge was saying 3 to 6 months.
But they had included every hardware store, manufacturer and employer they could think of. They didn't even know where the asbestos product came from which is why they included manufacturers (multiple) and every hardware store in the area that sold such products decades ago
Well, regardless of the "smok controversy" (which I no longer participate in, got no dog in this race) I think it's fair to say that this is a new user who had a bad time (potentially due to lack of knowledge) but it sounds like he DID get some help from the vape store and that's great, as this sounds like a combination of Very bad luck (honestly, I most CERTAINLY was not treating batteries with the respect they deserved until I got here) and newness/not really knowing what CAN happen AND rightfully returned the product, got some education about battery safety, and hopefully things will go well from here on out.
To the OP, you probably have something of a case with your carpet. If you really want to pursue it, I hope you took pictures and etc. If there was any kind of warning about not charging overnight in your first kit, I'd probably say the manufacturer is covered. If not, you do have that option, although who to "sue" and how would probably be best discussed with a free consultation with a lawyer.
Either way, glad you found ECF and hopefully are headed off to a much better vaping spot. Best of luck to you and I'm sorry that your story was questioned rather than responded to. Hope things go well for you whatever you decide.
Anna
To the OP, you probably have something of a case with your carpet. If you really want to pursue it, I hope you took pictures and etc. If there was any kind of warning about not charging overnight in your first kit, I'd probably say the manufacturer is covered. If not, you do have that option, although who to "sue" and how would probably be best discussed with a free consultation with a lawyer.
Either way, glad you found ECF and hopefully are headed off to a much better vaping spot. Best of luck to you and I'm sorry that your story was questioned rather than responded to. Hope things go well for you whatever you decide.
Anna
Any oldtimers remember the Smoktech Groove? There were so many that went up in smoke (no pun intended) SMOK had to recall the entire line.
Yes the lawyers will include everyone, their dog, their dead relatives, and sometimes even pull random names out of a hat to add to a suit. Actually proving liability on any of them beyond the manufacturer is fairly difficult though. They would have to prove that directvapor knowingly sold a defective product, where as liability can be pinned on the manufacturer as basic negligence which is much easier to "prove" (and I use that term loosely).
If there was no injury, I don't see a case.
I think DV pretty much spells it out at the bottom of their homepage.
I think DV pretty much spells it out at the bottom of their homepage.
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I am beginning to think you are right but just in case he is serious I hope he will come back with more information if he really wants help. It is kinda strange the this was his first post since he joined the forum in 2012. The 96 years old kinda threw me too but that could have been transposed numbers.
I guess y'all have guessed by now....I ALWAYS try to see honesty up until the time I am proven wrong.
All kinds of reasons a 96 year old would want to quit smoking. ... saving money is one!
ETA: To the OP, that's rather an inside joke as hobbyist vapors never manage saving much money. .. lol..
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You are right. I just hope I am still vaping and trying to save money @ 96All kinds of reasons a 96 year old would want to quit smoking. ... saving money is one!
ETA: To the OP, that's rather an inside joke as hobbyist vapors never manage saving much money. .. lol..
If I MAKE it to 96, I most definitely would like to be vaping. Although when I quit when I was pregnant I used to wistfully think.... "When I am 80 I will smoke again," LOL. Well, I was smoking again sooner than I figured, but I'm so happy to be a vaper now.
And to the OP, if you are 96, 107, heck, any age over 18, I am GLAD you are starting vaping and I sincerely hope you have a better experience with your new gear, because vaping not only saved my life, it probably saved me YEARS of misery dealing with COPD and slowly drowning.
AND I sincerely do hope that you stick around ECF as well...
Anna
And to the OP, if you are 96, 107, heck, any age over 18, I am GLAD you are starting vaping and I sincerely hope you have a better experience with your new gear, because vaping not only saved my life, it probably saved me YEARS of misery dealing with COPD and slowly drowning.
AND I sincerely do hope that you stick around ECF as well...
Anna
I think an area rug would be less costly of a pursuit.
Ehh if you smoked from a young age to 96, it almost seems pointless to stop then. I doubt I would have. By that point I would probably be doubling or tripling my smoking and crying for God to take me now.
Amps are drawn by the device not pushed by the power supply. All power supplies (USB, Wall Wart, Battery, etc.) have a MAXIMUM amp rating. Using a power supply that is under rated (amperage) for the device is when bad things happen.
I would never have imagined someone spilling their coffee in their lap would have cost McDonalds a cool million either, when there doesn't exist a person on the planet who doesn't know that coffee is hot and you should be careful if driving with hot coffee between your legs..
if i make it to 96 i think id take up smoking to celebrate
no accountability today, everyone else is to blame for our ignorance , a lawyer on every corner ready and waiting
I guess that entirely depends on how much you smoked. I smoked 13-14 packs a week. I can buy my e-juice and a atty every week and still save money over smoking. That is about what I'm doing. So far I got 2 smok tanks, a rda, a rtda, and just ordered a VV Pyro 24 rtda. I'm set for a while and only need ejuiceAll kinds of reasons a 96 year old would want to quit smoking. ... saving money is one!
ETA: To the OP, that's rather an inside joke as hobbyist vapors never manage saving much money. .. lol..
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