TW/Joyetech stranglehold on the Cuboid

[robby]

£30 (without batteries) from 3avape

£50 (without batteries) from TW as the Corsa 

[dalealan]

I'm so tempted by one of these robby funnily enough not from tw though

[robby]

About £28 incl shipping from Cigabuy, I didn`t go all the way through the process but it let me estimate shipping etc to the UK dalealan

[dalealan]

Ooh cheers robby I'll have a gander. Keep thinking that it seems like a good buy but then I swing back to fancying something smaller for work.

[robby]

They are pretty small even though there are two batteries

[dalealan]

Yeah they look well built too and I'd finally settled on the silver one. Still liking my xcube 2 but it's a big bugger for work

[Bobsbeer]

I'm beginning to think that TW are trying to tie up the UK supply on many of the popular Chinese manufacturers. They also have a lock on eLeaf products which is restricting many of the decent Chinese sellers from selling to the UK. Fortunately for us there are a few who are obviously selling on the gray market, giving us a choice. Which TW seem hell bent on restricting for their own profit, not the benefit of vapers. While I support their legal challenge, they are doing it for their own benefit first and foremost.

[izan]

Jan 9, 2016 12:53:14 GMT Bobsbeer said:

I'm beginning to think that TW are trying to tie up the UK supply on many of the popular Chinese manufacturers. They also have a lock on eLeaf products which is restricting many of the decent Chinese sellers from selling to the UK. Fortunately for us there are a few who are obviously selling on the gray market, giving us a choice. Which TW seem hell bent on restricting for their own profit, not the benefit of vapers. While I support their legal challenge, they are doing it for their own benefit first and foremost.

Tongue placed in cheek,

A business run for profit and with the goal of limiting competition and dominating the market?
Never heard of such a "thing".

Welcome to 2016.

Cheers
I

[Bobsbeer]

It's not the fact that they are doing this, as I would expect any business to try and maximise their profit for their own good, but it's not good for us the vaping public. They are starting to resemble BT by the way they are trying to restrict the market, and are fast becoming BV.

[letsavit]

I went gearbest and used my points, about £24 for the "corsa"

[mikedidthis]

If your looking for a uk vendor I can't recommended these guys enough: mailordervapes.tictail.com/product/joyetech-cuboid-150w

£35.00 + £3.50 first class postage.

[robby]

Jan 9, 2016 12:53:14 GMT Bobsbeer said:

I'm beginning to think that TW are trying to tie up the UK supply on many of the popular Chinese manufacturers. They also have a lock on eLeaf products which is restricting many of the decent Chinese sellers from selling to the UK. Fortunately for us there are a few who are obviously selling on the gray market, giving us a choice. Which TW seem hell bent on restricting for their own profit, not the benefit of vapers. While I support their legal challenge, they are doing it for their own benefit first and foremost.

Absolutely, typical TW tactics, they have been doing this for years. Pure self interest. Like their TPD challenge, calculated massive publicity and marketing in my opinion.

[Ewol]

Jan 9, 2016 17:30:24 GMT mikedidthis said:

If your looking for a uk vendor I can't recommended these guys enough: mailordervapes.tictail.com/product/joyetech-cuboid-150w

£35.00 + £3.50 first class postage.

No stock till Monday it seems.

[jtc]

Cheap
www.cigabuy.com/authentic-joyetech-cuboid-150w-vw-tc-box-mod-apv-grey-p-8440.html?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=winter_sale

[Ewol]

I think I'll pay a few more quid and get it this year.