Starting an online vapeing store

[Chrissie]

Jul 18, 2012 21:55:58 GMT chill said:

Quite foggy here chrissie ,,,, no sorry it's vapour my mistake lol

ROFL Chill

And apologies for being so pedantic, especially as my grammar & spelling is fat from my strongest point

[wayne]

I did think about it at one point, sorted out suppliers and even bought the domain name "EcigaretteAccessories.com" but I just don't think I could commit to it long term

[Ellen]

Rule number 1, if you want to open a vaping shop, be sure you can spell vaping (check thread title) lol
Sorry take no notice of me...I'm a bit an*l about stuff, I don't get out enough

[chrisjw]

Jul 18, 2012 22:00:16 GMT Chrissie said:

Jul 18, 2012 21:55:58 GMT chill said:

Quite foggy here chrissie ,,,, no sorry it's vapour my mistake lol

ROFL Chill

And apologies for being so pedantic, especially as my grammar & spelling is fat from my strongest point

Spot the deliberate mistake........................

[Chrissie]

Jul 18, 2012 22:03:26 GMT chrisjw said:

Jul 18, 2012 22:00:16 GMT Chrissie said:

ROFL Chill

And apologies for being so pedantic, especially as my grammar & spelling is fat from my strongest point

Spot the deliberate mistake........................

PMSL, see what I mean My excuse is that my keyboard has had it on my lappy - most keys are so worn out, I'm typing blind & several have to be hit really hard to work New lappy on it's way, so won't be able to make those excuses for much longer

[PeeKay]

Jul 18, 2012 22:30:43 GMT Chrissie said:

PMSL, see what I mean My excuse is that my keyboard has had it on my lappy - most keys are so worn out, I'm typing blind & several have to be hit really hard to work New lappy on it's way, so won't be able to make those excuses for much longer

There are some 1337 kids out there paying $130 for keyboards without characters. Allows for some kind of kudos, or something...

Good spot Chris - I missed that one myself. LOL

EDIT: Added link

[OneDay]

I think a lesson can be learned from pub-goers who retire and buy a pub, imagining it will be an extension of their drinking time. Suddenly they have no time, no holidays, no pleasure.

[Annie]

Jul 18, 2012 22:36:43 GMT OneDay said:

I think a lesson can be learned from pub-goers who retire and buy a pub, imagining it will be an extension of their drinking time. Suddenly they have no time, no holidays, no pleasure.

So true, running a pub is a 24/7 occupation unless you can afford loads of staff. That's one business I would never venture back to

[Gordy]

Im sure we have all had the same idea at some point, specially as it is such a growing business. however if you actually took a look at just how many sites there already are you would be quite surprised.

i cant see any money to be made in simply importing the same Chinese devices and liquids as the market is saturated already.

i believe the only way to make a buck is to stand out from the crowd ...this could be done if you managed to land a franchise from one of the popular USA juice suppliers but then this may only be sales from forum members and not joe public

[Anne (fuzzy)]

Have to agree, can't have any smelling pistakes, that would be people right off.

Then there'd be all the daft questions to deal with, like why isn't my LT charging on my riva charger? [/size] I want some of your apple e juice, is it the one called apple?