If you haven't been selling them, then where have we all got ours from, as you haven't been swapping them??
I bought mine from somewhere (in the UK too lol).
Anyway, I'm past caring tbh.
I bought mine from Vapefiend.co.uk who has been selling them for a while now. Not as long as TYYK
And really, what difference does it make, or are you saying you sent these suppliers Gpong's FOC and THEY'RE selling them to us..?
Sorry bro, but as someone who is starting to design a vaporizer and someone who has run many businesses before, this is called doing business. Do not complain to your customers because you have to wear the costs of mistakes in design. I understand that this shit happens but you do not get to justify slow service by referring to this expense.Also, keep in mind I have to change out the Pongs in the units we have in inventory. I have 1,000's of pings that are now paperweights. I've suffered huge financial losses trying to fix these issues. I don't expect sympathy, but I'm not selling the people gpongs and driving my rolls Royce to the bank laughing about what suckers you guys are. I'm trying my hardest to remedy the problem.
You want to know the real crazy part? The pn pro, even with all the problems of late, has sold more in the last 3 months than all my other products combined. I was actually out of stock for a month while I waited for new units to be built. This all adds to the financial strain. Believe it or not, selling out is always a great thing. I have to buy the batteries and some parts 10,000 at a time, so the fact we had this huge sales spike and a new product coming out and had to buy more pn pros was a lot for me to deal with. I am doing the best job I can do.
TTYK and other vendors I assume. I don't believe we put them up for sale until we got the second batch, but I'll double check on that. If I was selling them through Vaporblunt that would be news to me.
Even if I'm wrong about the time frame, it doesn't change the fact that I did not have enough inventory to issue a full in exchange. I just received an adaquate supply last week.
Gray Area, did u purchase it from me?
Also, keep in mind I have to change out the Pongs in the units we have in inventory. I have 1,000's of pings that are now paperweights. I've suffered huge financial losses trying to fix these issues. I don't expect sympathy, but I'm not selling the people gpongs and driving my rolls Royce to the bank laughing about what suckers you guys are. I'm trying my hardest to remedy the problem.
You want to know the real crazy part? The pn pro, even with all the problems of late, has sold more in the last 3 months than all my other products combined. I was actually out of stock for a month while I waited for new units to be built. This all adds to the financial strain. Believe it or not, selling out is always a great thing. I have to buy the batteries and some parts 10,000 at a time, so the fact we had this huge sales spike and a new product coming out and had to buy more pn pros was a lot for me to deal with. I am doing the best job I can do.
TTYK and other vendors I assume. I don't believe we put them up for sale until we got the second batch, but I'll double check on that. If I was selling them through Vaporblunt that would be news to me.
Even if I'm wrong about the time frame, it doesn't change the fact that I did not have enough inventory to issue a full in exchange. I just received an adaquate supply last week.
Gray Area, did u purchase it from me?
Yeah, I've done a horrible job of marketing baker so far. I haven't spent $1 on advertising, and it shows. I'll get that fixed, thanks.Vaporblunt you might want to hit up massdrop and let them know the baker only reaches temps of 750 because they have it listed as 800. Ive been correct twice on that but I thought Id let you know the massdrop info is wrong.
Also when I click on the baker on YOUR website there isent anything but a picture and a 250 dollar pricetag...no description...nothing. Just a quick heads up so you dont loose out on potential customers.
I'm exploring options for them, thanks for the idea.@TherealVaporblunt,
Regarding you paperweight Pongs.... possibly you could modify them for another application on the PNP.
For my glass stem mod:
I took down the internal shaft and opened up the pong shaft.
I added the glass spacer and Viton o-ring.
The way this set up hits to allow for dry hitting, if you did sell it as a kit, I would buy it.
I'm not sure about the other users though.
How many PNP users would purchase a kit from VB if it were an option?
My picture is showing the DA stem, which has now been replaced with a black stem for more stealth purposes.
I have rethought my stance of not posting. I will continue to be an active member and keep you all up to date. However, I will not engage in negative arguments. I look forward to providing better customer service than I have in the last few months. Thank you for your patience
Sweeeeet.I have rethought my stance of not posting. I will continue to be an active member and keep you all up to date. However, I will not engage in negative arguments. I look forward to providing better customer service than I have in the last few months. Thank you for your patience
Welp judging by how my first PnP acted in the week or two before it died I'd say I'm about ready to burn out my second unit. Once this thing dies I guess I'll just go back to smoking weed the old way, not a fucking chance I'm wasting more money on a product that won't last more than a few months. Thanks for all the help everyone!
I have rethought my stance of not posting. I will continue to be an active member and keep you all up to date. However, I will not engage in negative arguments. I look forward to providing better customer service than I have in the last few months. Thank you for your patience
This would have been a sensational product if VB would have played their cards right. Customer service is key when running any business.
One thing you should really sit down and think about is communication. In the vap world things get delayed all the time. What separates the good companies from the ones people get pissed at are the companies who have bad communication skills. You have to look at it from the consumer perspective if many people are saying they called your # and the girl said they dont deal with warranty then you need to talk to the girl and get this straightened out. If people are emailing you and getting no response then why should they think you will take care of them? Getting a response explaining what is going on is much better than leaving people in the dark.It's really hard not to take things personal. I put so much time and effort into these projects that they feel like my children. I except constructive criticism fairly well, but sometimes I do take it personal. I'm going to have a meeting with my team and see what we can do to provide better customer service. I don't think I can afford the level of cs that a company like ploom provides, but I can do better than I have been. If I could rewind time I would do things differently.