Another Newbie!

[worthingbloy]

Hi Guys, just to say hello and catch up, it's a great site, with lots of very elpful advice. I wish I looked here before buying a £30 Mirage ecig, which isnt the best and pretty lackng of vaper. Ended up speaking with Jason from vapescape and I now own a wonderful Echo 1300 which has worked so well I haven't had a fag since it arrived, 2 days ago.

I'd also just like to add that Jason very kindly has arranged for a replacement atomiser as one of the them suplied was not working. That's what I call customer care.

Although it's all good with the vaping, I feel the need for more as there is so much out there!
Were to next? Any suggestions?

[River]

hi worthy welcome aboard,hes alright is our jason (well to me he is)
when you say you feel the need for more ,more what??

[highvoltage69]

Wecome worthingbloy for a beginner its a bit of a minefield but just look through the posts on here and just ask any questions and you will get an answer .

[safercigs]

Welcome worthingbloy you will find the peeps here a friendly and welcoming which is great . Welcome to the world of vape may your journey be a fun one

[worthingbloy]

Thanks Guys, I'm just loving the vaping bit, and am very up for dropping the nicotine bit, is it worth changing devices or shoud I stick with what I have and be greatful!

[Chrissie]

Hello & welcome Worthing

If I was you, I'd stick with what you have for now & then maybe start having a look at some of the big battery mods that are available.

[collie2011]

I think you have a pretty good kit there. I think that is the one we are all trying to win in the competition section so you've got a pretty decent pv there. Listen to Chrissie though, I wish I had lol.

[safercigs]

Jun 27, 2011 14:20:41 GMT worthingbloy said:

Thanks Guys, I'm just loving the vaping bit, and am very up for dropping the nicotine bit, is it worth changing devices or shoud I stick with what I have and be greatful!

i would stay with what you have as you have not had it long and as long as you are enjoying it and getting plenty of vape from it stick with it for now. There are so many types out there at the moment and all at differant prices some good some bad but for now take a look at whats on offer and keep enjoying your echo

[jerryrm]

Welcome to the All About, Worthing, there are a lot of choices out there. What is best for you is determined by how you vape and what you want to get out of an e-cig.

[Perpetua]

Hello, a warm welcome from me Worthing and well done!

Jason is indeed a most helpful Supplier and much respected on the forum.

As everyone has said, with which I'd agree, give yourself a little time before you plunge into buying 'mods' you'll have a better idea of what you'd like/expect from them then.

Plus, it will give you a bit of time to start saving.

[lordylordy]

hi worthy welcome

[VE Jason]

Hi Worthingbloy, glad you signed up to the forum.

I would say take it easy, relax with what you have for now, whilst reading up on whats available mod wise.

There are some real beauties out there, but best to do your homework before diving in.

I'm sure you will get plenty of help on your journey

[Katfish]

Hi Worthing!
Why not have fun trying all the lovely flavours out there? If your device is sound, then spend your pennies on the miriad of different juices, and above all enjoy
CONGRATULATIONS

[blakey]

Jun 27, 2011 13:45:17 GMT worthingbloy said:

Hi Guys, just to say hello and catch up, it's a great site, with lots of very elpful advice. I wish I looked here before buying a £30 Mirage ecig, which isnt the best and pretty lackng of vaper. Ended up speaking with Jason from vapescape and I now own a wonderful Echo 1300 which has worked so well I haven't had a fag since it arrived, 2 days ago.

I'd also just like to add that Jason very kindly has arranged for a replacement atomiser as one of the them suplied was not working. That's what I call customer care.

Although it's all good with the vaping, I feel the need for more as there is so much out there!
Were to next? Any suggestions?

Welcome, As others have suggested I would stay with what you have for a while, just spend your money on finding the right flavours and strengths for you. When you have that figured and you settle down then you can look at mods and the like, Don't be like me, I spent a small fortune on getting everything NOW lol
Jason is a top bloke isn't he, you'll find many more people like him in the places that are suggested on here.

[deesigner]

Hi Worthing, welcome aboard

sounds as though you've got a pretty good set up there, I'd stick with that for a while and as suggested, have a play around with different flavours.