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Another fraudulent company that isn’t at the address they have listed, no telephone number and selling disposable vapes way cheaper than competitors. It’s fraud, they even have “trusted dealer” on TrustPilot. They have a sister website “VapeSmartCo” DO NOT PURCHASE ANYTHING FROM THESE WEBSITES, they steal your credit card info and you will see fraudulent charges almost immediately.
Placed an order and never received a confirmation email or an order number. Ive emailed them multiple times trying to resolve the issue. My money was taken and I have not been able to get an answer from anyone
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