I was happy when there were more stores opening in San Diego. For a long time there was only Vapure, and I liked the store but they always pushed clearomizers that didn't work that great and all their juices had that VG aftertaste that made every flavor kinda taste the same. So I continued ordering my supplies online.
When Liberty Flights opened a storefront at their web warehouse, I thought it was the best store in SD with a lot to choose from and a large selection of different kinda e-juice to choose from. The only problem is that the store is hardly ever opened! I went 5 times and three of those times they were closed. I just went there yesterday because I just recommended them to one of my clients, and I stopped by to buy some batteries at 4:15pm Wednesday, and they were closed! I don't understand what their problem is. I ended up going to Vaperoo that evening at 7:30PM and they were open, and the "STORE WAS PACKED". There were 5 guys behind the counter, the owner on the couch with a few of his friends, 15 to 20 people buying things with some of them being trained on how to use their first vapor set-up. When I first entered, it was like walking in to a CLOUD as every one was puffing away. It was the same thing at Vapure the last few times I went there. They had 5 to 8 people behind the counter helping all their customers that seemed to continually enter their store.
So, I don't get it. Doesn't LIBERTY FLIGHTS want to get some of that action? You can't just open the doors "When Ever you feel like it". It just doesn't work that way.
When Liberty Flights opened a storefront at their web warehouse, I thought it was the best store in SD with a lot to choose from and a large selection of different kinda e-juice to choose from. The only problem is that the store is hardly ever opened! I went 5 times and three of those times they were closed. I just went there yesterday because I just recommended them to one of my clients, and I stopped by to buy some batteries at 4:15pm Wednesday, and they were closed! I don't understand what their problem is. I ended up going to Vaperoo that evening at 7:30PM and they were open, and the "STORE WAS PACKED". There were 5 guys behind the counter, the owner on the couch with a few of his friends, 15 to 20 people buying things with some of them being trained on how to use their first vapor set-up. When I first entered, it was like walking in to a CLOUD as every one was puffing away. It was the same thing at Vapure the last few times I went there. They had 5 to 8 people behind the counter helping all their customers that seemed to continually enter their store.
So, I don't get it. Doesn't LIBERTY FLIGHTS want to get some of that action? You can't just open the doors "When Ever you feel like it". It just doesn't work that way.