Free trials? Anyone tries these?

[ChristinaMarie]

I am a total newbie when it comes to vaping, but I am always willing to test out the free stuff first. I found an offer with http://www.zemocigs.com for a free trial. Has anyone experienced this?

Also: I read about disposable e-cigs? Wouldn't it be more logical to just buy a kit?

What is your favorite starter kit or disposable e-cig? Has anyone tried out free trials and what other brands offer that experience?

Thank you for your time.

[Aquatroy]

You've got to be careful with free trials...DO NOT give a CC number, or a month from now you'll be getting charges for replacement cartridges you didn't ask for.

As far as disposables, they are a good way to give it a try, or a backup for battery deaths. Way to pricey to use as a daily driver, and usually not great flavor, I keep one in my bag just in case, or if I find a newbie that wants to give it a try.

Kits sometimes include inferior appliances, like CE4s that aren't the best, and also are a disposable....

Read BCarters encyclopedia on starter kits, good stuff if you can stay awake!! (lol car dealer!!)

[irwink]

I am a total newbie when it comes to vaping, but I am always willing to test out the free stuff first. I found an offer with http://www.zemocigs.com for a free trial. Has anyone experienced this?

Also: I read about disposable e-cigs? Wouldn't it be more logical to just buy a kit?

What is your favorite starter kit or disposable e-cig? Has anyone tried out free trials and what other brands offer that experience?

Thank you for your time.

Never heard of them. Devices such as these are virtually guaranteed to be garbage. Typically people buy something like this and toss it in short order and search for something better. My advice is to save yourself the time, money and disappointment. There are much, much better choices for introductory hardware for new vapers.

[mcquinn]

I would just go to one of the Marketplace vendors you will be ahead of the game just starting with what you will end up with anyway.

[skoony]

i have found all of these so called free trials are a gimmick.

even the so called free,or complimentary ones.

they are all trials.

the trail starts the minute you complete your order.

most ship to you by snail mail so you will receive them 5-7 days

into the typical 10 day trial.

after the trial they'll send you typically a five pack of refills every month for about 20 dollars

and charge your credit card.

if you cancel that they will charge your card 3 times the local retail value of the kit.

100-150 dollars.

check for they're terms and conditions section,at least they clearly spell that out there.

regards

mike