[HASH=869]#3fvapeisscam[/HASH] They sold me 4 clone RDA in the name of authentic ..They said me those atomizers are not clone but they don't have SN number...You tell me what's Goon 25 mm RDA without SN number (Serial Number)? They have ignored me and always close my ticket...3FVAPE is SCAM....Stay away from 3FVAPE
I am so shocked! No, not really.
I was unaware that FastTech and 3F Vape sold clearly marked
styled products. This means they can sell a Core
styled RDA for ~$10.00 USD instead of ~$200.00 USD. It allows their customers the freedom to choose for themselves. They can try the low cost cloned version, and see if they think it's worth paying top dollar for the real version.
There's also the matter of
not desiring to spend excessive money for a product which functions nearly identical to how similar products do.
Point blank at times I find no real difference between a Gorge RDA and a Wasp Nano RDA. Both are atomizers, both create vapor. I did pay roughly ~$20 for each one, both are indeed authentic RDA, both bought from FastTech.
I'm sure that I could likely find no difference between a styled version of an RDA and a brand name version of it, as well. Yes, some of the styled / cloned versions do take their machining and skill of making very seriously and try to mimic perfectly what the brand name product does. Some do achieve that, too.
So yes, both FastTech and 3F Vape do sell authentic products. They also sell styled or cloned products. It is a buyer beware situation.
One key thing is reading the product descriptions. Both vendors are usually rather clear in the descriptions if the product is authentic, or styled like the brand name product.
Read the description next time.
I've not had any problem with either vendor. Bought an RDA that was dead on arrival, it was a machining error. Took a picture for them to see, FastTech shipped me a new copy of that RDA free of charge.
What you need to also understand is they are wholesale vendors with no actual inventory. Manufactures push out all kinds of stuff for them to sell on commission. This means neither FastTech or 3FVape are responsible for the products. They do not make them.
Still they want customers happy. I'm sure if you chose to ship back the atomizers you got from them, they may refund your money. If not your stuck with atomizers that
don't suit you out of moral indignation. Read the description next time.
I say that because it is patently obvious both sites sell both authentic and styled product. It is clearly marked.
The choice to buy lays with the buyers.
And if you're shopping for best price there's also hints. One obvious one is if you think a brand name product will likely sell for $25+ and you see it listed at lower than $15 you need to consider the too good to be true axiom.
"If it seems to be too good to be true, it is likely false."
So the
good price you might think you're getting ought to tell you that it isn't the product you expect. It still boils down to the customer shopping responsibly.
Although vendors can do a bait and switch, then customers need to prove that. It's still for customers to be aware of what they are doing.
I see no point for moral indignation if you buy a clone from a vendor known to sell clones. You obviously made a choice somewhere along the line.
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Which of the six was the one you purchased? I see four that are 25 mm but clearly marked as styled versions. One is 25 mm but marked as authentic. One is 24 mm and marked as styled. So, which of these did you choose buying?
No I'm not trying to confuse you or the issue. I am trying to frame it objectively. It is clear that a choice needs made. Clear as well the one buying needs to make that choice. The information provided is ample for making that choice, imho.
I can see the choice I would make if choosing to buy authentic. So, which did you choose? 1,2,3,4,5, or 6?
I stand corrected. Shows ya what I know 
