mmafighterthe25
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They call them credit cards
Never would do that on credit card buy a vaporizer I dont need bank calling whats this. Especially living on east coast
They call them credit cards
Never would do that on credit card buy a vaporizer I dont need bank calling whats this. Especially living on east coast
Most places that sell paraphernalia bill your card with something vague and innocuous, with no mention of what you bought, and usually a secondary business name just for the billing end. e.g. PipesDaddy bills as "Northside Distributor". Your bank won't even blink.
This might be a dumb question but why would the bank even care? If my bank ever gives me grief I would drop them. Are you just worried there is a record of this purchase?
it's services to do anything even remotely illegal
If the bank suspects that you're using it's services to do anything even remotely illegal, I'm pretty sure they're required to report you to authorities. So it's mostly a covering-your-ass thing.
What do you mean? It was someone else's point, I was just explaining/hypothesizing why vendors might use discrete banking info. If people are trying to be discrete, someone at some point must've gotten in trouble. It's just like using blank packaging - why bother, if the vape could just be for potpourri?Wow, you're really going out on a limb here to try to make a point.
Remember human wants and needs are two different issues!Everything points to "this is gonna be really expensive"... but if the price is manageable and the reviews are good this looks like something I'd want in my collection
For those of you who have been lucky enough to try both, how does the Herbalizer in whip mode/paired with water tube compare with the new Cloud? Debating which to save up for. The Herbie obviously costs more because of the zillion awesome things it can do, but can it do water better?
...I'll probably get the Herbie, anyway, lol. My birthday is in October, so it can be my present to myself
I don't think anyone has tried both finished versions of these. I've owned a Cloud since beta and have tried the Herbalizer for a few days. Short answer: Apples and oranges. In my opinion, both are at the top of their respective classes. For the water question, the Cloud interfaces directly with 18mm glass joints and the Herbalizer uses a whip which can plug into a GonG adapter. There are benefits to each depending on your preference. Both produce effortless thick vapor than can fill large glassware. Personally I can't wait to own a Herbie and CEVO!For those of you who have been lucky enough to try both, how does the Herbalizer in whip mode/paired with water tube compare with the new Cloud? Debating which to save up for. The Herbie obviously costs more because of the zillion awesome things it can do, but can it do water better?
...I'll probably get the Herbie, anyway, lol. My birthday is in October, so it can be my present to myself
Text in green is from the Herbalizer team:Reserved again, at the new discount, but given there's no country field I suspect I probably won't be able to buy this thing anyway. :c
Herbalizer guys? Is there going to be a 240v model? This thing becomes way less portable and convenient if I have to lug around a 10lb transformer with it too. I contacted you via the form on your site with the same question a couple weeks ago, but haven't had a reply as yet.
Cheap microphone amplified the fan frequency, in reality it is quiet.This looks great, I can't wait to try it out.
There's a sort of buzzing sound in the demo video, is that coming from the herbalizer? I can't figure out if its just ambient noise because you can hear it slightly before the herbalizer is turned on. It does seem to get louder once the camera is brought closer to the unit. Can anyone confirm or deny?
The fans only spin when you tell them to. I don't know what some other vape makers were thinking requiring an always on fan in a whip vape.I was curious to know if you had to use the fan in whip mode or if you can just relax and draw on the whip at your own pace. I don't know if I would like having to constantly turn the fan on and off during my draws. I was hoping that it would be around the 500 dollar price point. It does look like an innovative new machine though.
The fans only spin when you tell them to. I don't know what some other vape makers were thinking requiring an always on fan in a whip vape.
I was curious to know if you had to use the fan in whip mode or if you can just relax and draw on the whip at your own pace.
I agree that this "always on" fan (ViVape for example) that is meant to keep a unit from overheating should never be in the vapor path. The Herbalizer was designed with 3 dedicated fans, so this is not a problem with the Herbie at all.The fans only spin when you tell them to. I don't know what some other vape makers were thinking requiring an always on fan in a whip vape.