VapeWildReviews of vapewild.com

I did previously give vape wild a good review. But my oh my how things change. While every other vape juice company gives and accepts promo codes. They don't. They won't budge. I'm a loyal customer. You think they would give discounts to loyal customers. Nope they do not. They only give discounts to new customers. That's their pitch. We lure them in, once we got them. We give no discounts to our loyal customers. They kind of remind me of Verizon. Great prices to new customers, But once you are a customer. The prices jack up. There are so many other ejuice companies that will always offer a discount or promo code. Example Mt Baker vaper or direct caper. Vape wild uses 3rd party online searches that say you can use a promo code. But when you go to use it, it's not valid. Just a way for them to do cheap advertising. I know the game. They'll deny it, but it's the truth. Go ahead and do a search for a promo code for vape wild. I'll bet you a million bucks it doesn't work. Only first time buyers. What a joke! I even tried to call and do a chat to get a discount. They would not budge. So if you care about being treated right and getting discounts for being a loyal customer. Vape wild is not the company for you. It isn't for me!!

i had an awful experience. the customer was very rude to me and assumed that I was trying to scam them. I bought many times but the product is cheap for a reason, not good at all. and their customer service is very likely the one you experience in a dictatorship.

They wanted too much information, including social security and photo ID. It just doesn't seem worth having my identity stolen over some vape juice. I've never been asked for either in the 3 years I've been vaping for more than credit number and address. Sure they might not intentionally do anything wrong with it but even microsoft isn't immune from hackers.

Ive got two sample packs with 22 flavours, all 22 flavors were awful.

Update. Vapewild sells clones. I would not recommend to buy mods from them. Oh they have kept the mod and my money. Merry Christmas Vapewild. I was very hesitant to buy from them in the first place, but they were the only place that had the variant of a mod I love. I order the mod, and everything was delivered on time. I wasn't crazy about receiving a mod in a bubble envelope, and that may have contributed to the problem. I already own two different variants of this mod, and both are great. I open the box, took out the mod and heard something rattle. I inspected the mod and found that the fire button was loose. It rattles up and down, and sides to side like it was not connected correctly. I immediately went to Vapewild and chatted with them online. A long conversation later and uploading a video of the defective mod and then showing them my mod without the defect, that didn't convince them there anything wrong with the mod. The final thing is Vapewild will not except a mod that is obviously broken physically unless it misfires. Sorry, there's already a lot of grief with batteries and mods in the news. The last thing I need is a short or something worse. If the button was loose than what else was not connected inside the mod, it's not a chance I am willing to take. If this wasn't a mod I already have two of, I might have given in, but both of my mods are excellent, and neither have a loose fire button. They did give me a return label. I told them they could have their poorly built mod. I have a lot of mods and gone through bads ones. But I cannot accept a badly constructed device that can potentially shock me or shock a friend of mine while using it. If Vapewild finds that acceptable, then I do not need to buy anything else from them. I only can wonder how many low quality and subpar items they pushed on customers who don't know their rights as a consumer. No one would accept a TV or appliance with a loose part. How about an electric shaver where the cartridge blade is loose when installed. Yes, in the end, I lose because they kept my money, but I'm not going to keep their defective product. They may not have made it, but they are selling it to an unexpecting public that trust them to sell a quality product. RESPONSE TO VAPEWILD: I own two of the of the same mod, and they are just fine. A friend of mine who introduced me to the Tesla Punk Mini, his mod is excellent. I find it very hard to believe that my friend and myself just happen to have the only three mods in the entire production that have no issues. So let's give you the benefit of the doubt and we happen to be the only ones with good mods, and the rest of the production has that defect. So how these products are bought unseen, then there needs to be a disclaimer in the product page warning the customer that these mods have a loose button, which there is not. You can hide behind excuses and company policies but what was sold was a badly built electric device that you just admitted that has a known defect. NOTE: I own a lot of vaping mods. None of them have a loose fire button. I had ones where the the battery door eventually would break or died because the built in battery lost charge over time. But never a loose fire button. Tell that story to someone new to vaping.

They sent me a faulty product, corresponded with me for 3 weeks wasting my time and then refused to give me a refund. Absolutely illegal and I'm at a loss as to what to do

I was unable to order on their website last week due to a website error. The chat was unavailable so I sent an email. They apologized and offered 10% off my next order. When I tried to use it, it failed and I reopened my trouble ticket. The reply was that it had expired and to reply with any questions. Nothing more. The poor customer service is enough to make me shop elsewhere. I can get cheap juice and bad customer service from china. In response to vapewild's response.....I appreciate you taking the time to respond. If your representative had stated that I had a 2-day time limit to respond or that the code expired after 48 hours, I would have ordered quicker. I work in customer service and no how important it is to provide crucial information to the customer. Your representatives need better training on these important disclosures.

Beware this company sells fake Chinese knock off Freemax Fireluke Dual Coils. You can tell they are not real because the package bar code is not located in the correct spot when you compare the box to real Freemax coils. You can also tell from the metal cut on the atomizer fluid ports and this is not Kanthal Cotton. There is a reason their prices of 8.99 for Freemax coils is too good to be true because in fact it is. These knockoff coils wont even last for 24 hours. I am a vape veteran wrote this review so others wont have to be as disappointed as I am and waste there hard earned money