So it's finally happened: I'd been diddled by one of my converts.
I have (or rather had) this hobby: whenever I'd meet a smoker who expressed interest in quitting using e-cigarettes, I'd lend them a starter kit consisting of a VV eGo battery, a charger, 2 clearos, 2 bottles of 12 mg nic juice, and a printed set of instructions, costing around 50 euros in total. I'd tell them to pay me back if they quit smoking with it, after the number of days corresponding to what they'd pay to smoke 50 euros worth of cigarettes, or return the kit if they hadn't quit or if they wanted a better setup.
With this scheme, people who wanted to quit could try vaping at no cost, and it would cost me nothing, aside from having 50 euros constantly "floating around" somewhere.
I've converted 66 smokers to vaping that way, over a year and a half, and one didn't manage to quit but gave me back my kit. Well, the 68th won't pay me back or return the kit: he keeps promising he will when I meet him, and won't answer the phone. It's been going on for nearly 4 months.
Well, that's it now. This guy has broken the chain. Unless I get my money back, I'm done converting smokers. I see no reason to waste another 50 euros on a replacement kit. All this doesn't give me anything at all at the end of the day. 66 people who've quit smoking... I reckon I've done my part. I'm not Mother Theresa after all...
I have (or rather had) this hobby: whenever I'd meet a smoker who expressed interest in quitting using e-cigarettes, I'd lend them a starter kit consisting of a VV eGo battery, a charger, 2 clearos, 2 bottles of 12 mg nic juice, and a printed set of instructions, costing around 50 euros in total. I'd tell them to pay me back if they quit smoking with it, after the number of days corresponding to what they'd pay to smoke 50 euros worth of cigarettes, or return the kit if they hadn't quit or if they wanted a better setup.
With this scheme, people who wanted to quit could try vaping at no cost, and it would cost me nothing, aside from having 50 euros constantly "floating around" somewhere.
I've converted 66 smokers to vaping that way, over a year and a half, and one didn't manage to quit but gave me back my kit. Well, the 68th won't pay me back or return the kit: he keeps promising he will when I meet him, and won't answer the phone. It's been going on for nearly 4 months.
Well, that's it now. This guy has broken the chain. Unless I get my money back, I'm done converting smokers. I see no reason to waste another 50 euros on a replacement kit. All this doesn't give me anything at all at the end of the day. 66 people who've quit smoking... I reckon I've done my part. I'm not Mother Theresa after all...