Yahoo Tech - A Look Inside the Emerging World of E-Cigarette Hacking

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The problem for them is how to fit low cost, high inventory items into their retail chain. Much easier to put 1 disposable on a shelf rather than 20 flavours :)

Since they are ALL about the financial bottom line and they own the alternative to vaping, they probably never will provide an effective vaping device for the long-time heavy smoker. Which is why there is no evidence that BT is our friend.
 

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Since they are ALL about the financial bottom line and they own the alternative to vaping, they probably never will provide an effective vaping device for the long-time heavy smoker. Which is why there is no evidence that BT is our friend.

That is the real issue. I'm hoping there's a middle ground. In the smoking world there are alternatives and not all controlled by BT. Yes cigarettes dominate the smoking world, but there are also cigars and pipes. BT's marketing approach may be viable if they can provide a product that satisfies the vast majority of smokers. The APVs can be the vaping market segment similar to the segment that cigars and pipes took away from the cigarette market.

My fear is that the cigalike market will never stabilize with it continuing to be a temporary entry level. That would make BT very dangerous to the rest of the industry.
 
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