Why do folks keep e-cigs they don't use?

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martha1014

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I started vaping with a Njoy Nipro and quit cigarettes with this. After finding this forum I switched to a 510. I have a small fortune invested in Nipro and keep them in case of a ban. I now use the Little Chuck and rarely use the 510. I recently sent a new 510 to a forum member who did not have enough money to purchase what they needed. I will be glad to help anyone out.
 

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Before I found this forum I was using a Joye 306. It was ok but I was having to top off the carts constantly. It was getting very annoying. I accumulated a small stash of extra batts and attys.

But then I stumbled upon the ECF. A lot of peeps were raving about the Joye510. I finally bit the bullet and got one. Wow my eyes were opened. A world of difference. I now happily vape on my 510.

I keep my Joye 306 stuff to fall back on "just in case."

So I fall into the Just in Case category. LOL!
 

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Actually went back to Nosmokeva on Monday and showed the owner the bad battery and explained how I messed up (I used to be a two pack a day smoker and I went for the low end model) and he graciously returned my full purchase price, then sold me a MUCH better model, its like the difference between an ultra-light and a pall-mall unfiltered.Also turned me on to some AWESOME cinnamon e-juice at 25mg that hits like a ton of bricks and tastes like Big Red.
 

Shadowdr

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I fall into the just in case bunch myself. I do have a bunch of extra stuff since I started building Nicosticks. Some are 14500 battery boxes and a few are wall wort 4.5 volt plugins that work on some atties that just dont work on 3.6 batts. I still have my NPro's that I fist started on and they are working well on boxmods, a couple of 510 mods that I usually use 306's on and a couple of 401 mods that are my main vape. Let's face it used atties aren' worth much at all but bad things happen.

I only had 2 401's when one died, next day I dropped the other one into my easy chair and the button was pressed. Melted the cart clean off and also the end of the boxmod. It took seven days to get a few replacements, one died first day and one shorts out the battery. The supplier said he would replace the dead one but two weeks later, no atty. I got more elsewhere that were better anyway, but you just never know when you may need your old stuff.
 

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I rotate through all of the e-cigs I have. When I get a batt mod, I still plan on keeping my minis around for back-up. I'm slightly terrified that a day may come that due to equipment failure I will be temporarily e-cig-less, so I'm pretty sure I'll be a hoarder.

I just need to find an organizational solution for all of the batts, attys and carts I have lying around.
 
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