You are definitely missing something brother. I actually only exclusively dab high terp solventless stuff made by yours truly (and I am sure that we can all agree that my extraction skills are up there with most anybody's for these purposes!).
Quoted for truth.
I hope that official emails continue to be sent from here on in as @Rabbi has indicated happened last time (great news!).
Both of these recent members to FC have raised a seriously important matter. Thank you both for joining and for your contributions. I am sorry to hear that you have had problems with your CCA experience, Josh is a good guy, just seems to have bitten off more than he could chew when demand for his products skyrocketed quicker than he could keep up. I truly hope he can get back on top of these back orders soon.
People should not be forced to use forums and/or social media to communicate with vendors. It is wonderful to have vendors around in these places of course, but we can't expect everybody in every jurisdiction to feel safe doing so (especially social media, but that is another discussion for another day!). Order details are absolutely private information and it is crucial to make people like @mrbonsai420's (who does a wonderful job and has nothing but respect from this herbivore!) role crystal clear for customers who might freak out if someone on a message board with no vendor banner all of a sudden knows about their order.
Many do not want to talk about that kind of thing publicly or in PM's on a forum - especially those where legal risks are attached.
Emails need to be responded to (even if slowly due to delays). We can't force people to repeat themselves in circumstances that involve unnecessary third party websites whose servers will retain the data of this exchange. Social media has the same problems. This is about privacy and data security as well as customer service.
In fact, most e-nail and vaporizer vendors do the same shit and over-rely on public platforms for private dealings. It needs to stop for the sake of customers like those above
BTW I just had the most luscious dab of full melt on my sapphire 30mm liger! They are definitely enjoyable when they do end up getting out to customers. I hope that those above all get what they ordered ASAP.
so I am just refunding the $10 shipping right back.
CCA correspondense is being handled through CCA710 email also. You are not required to get in touch with us here or on IG but they all get to the same guys.
I am just replying to forum responses to cover all bases. I am handling CCA710 emails for a bit, through the CCA710 email platform. I just asked that if I missed your email in the thousands that come into that inbox then PM me and I will make sure I don't overlook that email. You do not need to create an account here to get a reply, email the CCA710 email and I will get back to you there as well.
Yeah, can't use 2 discounts I set up in the system, it causes a glitch in the matrix
I have a SiC Halo and a Quartz Halo as well as all of the Ligers and for me I prefer the Banger style nail as well. In fact as far as form factor goes you will rarely see anyone dabbing off of straight, old school style nails anymore. 99% of people today prefer bangers to something traditionally shaped like an Omninail. But more for me I just like the flavor and the way the Liger hits better. I set them up head to head for a battle in my living room sometimes. Most of my friends also prefer the Ligers hit to my halos. BUT the Halos are no slouch and I have still not hit the sapphire halo. I will say that the heat up time is even faster for the halo than the liger if you are in a hurry. A lot less mass to get to temp.
Of course take my thoughts with a grain of salt because I am obviously on Team Liger, But before I jumped on board team liger I was just a regular customer with both nails and I really saw something special with the CCA Liger's design.
I use an assortment of high end super terpy BHO shatter, some Co2, good Rosin,Live resins, and some of the most terpy sugar waxes. I don't get a lot of Dry sift or 6 star, but I use an assortment of pretty much every other type of errl.
I measured the diameter of my Terp Trunk for someone asking about the Mobius version a page or two back; it's 1.75" wide. I'm at work right now, someone with calipers will have to tell you the dimensions of the hole; I imagine it's only a mm or two at it's narrowest point.
I was responding to those members above who seemed to gain the impression that they could only get responses here. Of course, I do not post such communications here
Thanks for doing what you do man!
Thanks for your help @mrbonsai420. I went ahead and did that and paid for express. I hope these are in stock and ship this week. Please let me know what the ETA is.
Even though it's just the shipping fee, I still find it a bit unprofessional to charge the customer $10 more dollars just so they can get a swap. Are things that unorganized you need us to generate more paperwork?
Regardless I'm pleased I stuck with Josh, but some people wouldn't have the patience for all of this.
Slightly off topic, but I'm sure some of you like to torch the nail every now and then.
Ever since the insert situation got sorted out I've had the itch to start playing with my Liger gear again
To my surprise, the underside of the Hurricane cap around the air holes was almost exactly the same width as the mouth of my dome, although your mileage may vary. I then adjusted my nail so that it would be just high enough for a dabber tip on the end to be in the dish without scraping the bottom (I like the small shovel because distillate is very runny). It's awesome to go in on a low temp nail and have it carb up right away.
Apologies for my crappy phone camera.
is this on sapphire only? what about SiC or quartz liger vs halo?
I don't use quartz at all actually. Even the quartz halo, which is the best quartz I've ever used (and yes, I've spent ~$1000 on various pukinbeagle nails which weren't as good!) is lackluster compared to SiC and sapphire. Quartz is simply old news IMO and IME. Inferior to SiC and Sapphire for our purposes.
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