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by Jay
on Tue Sep 25, 2007 9:06 am |
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You betta hope this new site folks are bringing up ain't a scam version of the cig online shop that got shut down. If two sites look exactly the same one of em is a scam site me bets!
Me tried this online cig shop last week, they offer Newport 100 cartons for only 28 bucks. I won't say anymore about it. So if anyone wants the site addy you'll have to PM me.
Me don't wanna mention it publicly, because if antis learn about this site, PM might shut down the only shop with my brand and with the promise of them not reporting my orders. |
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by Darkseid
on Tue Sep 25, 2007 3:07 pm |
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| Very wise, Jay. Hey-I keep meaning to suggest-you oughta retake your pic with a smoke in your mouth, would look more defiant LOL |
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by Jay
on Tue Sep 25, 2007 7:20 pm |
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Me actually had a pic with me smoking a lit cig in it.
Ladies have told me before I look like a criminal in that smoking pic, smoking ladies included. LOL |
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by smallbird
on Wed Sep 26, 2007 10:54 pm |
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jsidney wrote: From the referenced Phillip Morris Lawsuit news article: "Phillip Morris USA also alleges that the online cigarette vendors have failed to comply wit U.S. laws that require internet retailers to report all sales to the taxation authorities in purchasers' home states."
Phillip Morris USA is a Quisling. It is time to declare a national smokers' boycott of ALL PHILLIP MORRIS PRODUCTS!
I haven't bought Philip Morris products in years! I still buy pre-mades (not as adventurous as some), but I REFUSE to buy any pre-mades from any tobacco company who agreed to the bogus MSA.
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by misty
on Fri Oct 12, 2007 12:58 pm |
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| I got my Karelia Slims from cigoutlet.biz with no problems. There are actually a lot of online cig shops that look alike, I think many of them use the same scripts or something. These came from a different country than the ones I got from cigmall.biz too, if that means anything. |
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by Jay
on Fri Oct 12, 2007 6:14 pm |
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Online shps that look similar eh?
Well you betta be careful with online shops that look almost alike...they could be smokes shops that are actually SCAM shops!
Even if you get your orders from s hop within their alloted time (like say 7-10 days for you to receive your order), a shop that lies to me with "We don't report orders" but yet the shop's reps still report my orders to Big Daddy in Springfield and Chicago...then that shop is like a scam shop to me.
Some activists online told me I'm betta off shopping at Seneca online shops. Since Seneca shops ain't required to report orders. Last time me bought cartons from a Seneca shop was 3 years ago, and the cigs were fire safes and I didn't like the taste of them.
Did you see the prices at Seneca shops recently? Me remember seeing prices in a range of 36-42 bucks per carton! And 10 bucks for shipping? Sheet...that's no different from me buying cigs OFFLINE!
Maybe I would buy from a Seneca shop again if those prices were more like 22-30 bucks and they had lowa shipping fees. A shop that sells cartons for less than 20 bucks each is a bonus! (I actually found a shop with carton prices of less than 20 bucks and the reps sounded very trustworthy). |
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by smokers_rule
on Fri Oct 12, 2007 8:26 pm |
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| Approximately two weeks for CigOutlet.biz to deliver my ready mades. Unfortunately, the postal worker is a temp (our regular dude orders online, too) and didn't even bother to ring the bell. Off to the post office tomorrow. |
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by smokers_rule
on Sat Oct 13, 2007 12:39 pm |
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Here's the latest. Went to the post office for the cigs. I ordered four, they shipped three. I've contacted their customer support to see where the other carton is. These are from a different country than the others, but slightly longer and perhaps a little stronger.
I'll see what there customer support people say. In the meantime, if anyone comes up with ready mades from a friendly country that ships then all together, please let me know. |
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by misty
on Thu Oct 18, 2007 2:14 pm |
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| I think the reason they ship large orders separately is to decrease the chance of them being seized by customs. It's really for your own protection. I've heard that the safest way to buy cigs online is to only order one carton at a time. I've been doing that so far, though I might be brave and try two on my next order. |
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