vg and pg cheap or . . .your opinion?

[f1ery]

Got my nic from here www.pimpmyvapes.co.uk/72mg-72-nicotine-250ml-pg-or-vg-2-x-72mg-nicotine-100ml-pg-or-vg

[nanotm]

thats too cheap to be good stuff..... which means either its not 72mg or its practically end of life stock,,,,, nobody charges less than half the going rate for something.....

but that aside I was going ot say make sure you don't alwys order fro mthe same place without looking around, on amazon the exact same products sold elsewhere are often a few quid cheaper, I got a gallon of usp vg for £18 because it was advertised for homeopathy, shame they don't use pg in homeopathy or I could get gallon of that as well

[Perpetua]

Mar 10, 2016 20:08:04 GMT nanotm said:

thats too cheap to be good stuff..... which means either its not 72mg or its practically end of life stock,,,,, nobody charges less than half the going rate for something.....

You don't actually know that though nanotm . . . . you're casting aspersions on a product and supplier of which you have no factual evidence or personal experience of, to base that statement on.


Incidentally, £40 is not half the going rate for a base of good quality - there's a popular, well used and recommended Vendor where a Litre of Nic Base after applying a discount code comes in at £41.49.

That I can assure you is a fact.

[GunJack]

Mar 10, 2016 21:30:22 GMT Perpetua said:

Incidentally, £40 is not half the going rate for a base of good quality - there's a popular, well used and recommended Vendor where a Litre of Nic Base after applying a discount code comes in at £41.49.

That I can assure you is a fact.

Mandy who is doing it at that price (and what's the dissy code? ) please?? I'm suddenly thinking 4.7 litres may not be enough in the freezer

[nanotm]

Mar 10, 2016 21:30:22 GMT Perpetua said:

Mar 10, 2016 20:08:04 GMT nanotm said:

thats too cheap to be good stuff..... which means either its not 72mg or its practically end of life stock,,,,, nobody charges less than half the going rate for something.....

You don't actually know that though nanotm . . . . you're casting aspersions on a product and supplier of which you have no factual evidence or personal experience of, to base that statement on.


Incidentally, £40 is not half the going rate for a base of good quality - there's a popular, well used and recommended Vendor where a Litre of Nic Base after applying a discount code comes in at £41.49.

That I can assure you is a fact.

your correct I don't know,

it is merely supposition on my part based on historical data of various other too good to be true price offerings by a company that doesn't make its own product but orders it form somewhere else (not the company in question here though to be sure)

[Perpetua]

Mar 11, 2016 14:36:22 GMT nanotm said:

Mar 10, 2016 21:30:22 GMT Perpetua said:

You don't actually know that though nanotm . . . . you're casting aspersions on a product and supplier of which you have no factual evidence or personal experience of, to base that statement on.


Incidentally, £40 is not half the going rate for a base of good quality - there's a popular, well used and recommended Vendor where a Litre of Nic Base after applying a discount code comes in at £41.49.

That I can assure you is a fact.

your correct I don't know,

it is merely supposition on my part based on historical data of various other too good to be true price offerings by a company that doesn't make its own product but orders it form somewhere else (not the company in question here though to be sure)

I know I'm correct . . . . otherwise I wouldn't have made the observation.

Supposition can be very damaging to any genuine Vendor's reputation on what you are choosing to base it on - rather than factual knowledge or personal experience. Nor is this a too good to be true deal either - points that you have implied in direct response to Ally 's post #17.

Rather than posting unfounded insinuations about a seller you clearly have no knowledge of, it would probably be best to keep them to yourself in future nanotm .

Mar 11, 2016 7:28:17 GMT GunJack said:

Mar 10, 2016 21:30:22 GMT Perpetua said:

Incidentally, £40 is not half the going rate for a base of good quality - there's a popular, well used and recommended Vendor where a Litre of Nic Base after applying a discount code comes in at £41.49.

That I can assure you is a fact.

Mandy who is doing it at that price (and what's the dissy code? ) please?? I'm suddenly thinking 4.7 litres may not be enough in the freezer

I'll PM you GunJack .