I would like to share with you my family’s experience with the electronic cigarette.
We have always tried our best to have a healthy and safe environment for our children; never do we smoke inside our home for the safety of our little ones. Now, our two children are getting older and starting to gain curiosity about the world around them. One day while out on our patio having a cigarette, I found myself at a loss for words when my three year old son asked me, “Mommy, whats that?” as he pointed to my cigarette.
I have always felt that lying to my children was not the right thing to do, but also only explain what they need to know… Still, I couldn’t think of a response, just an overwhelming rush of emotions of uncertainty in anything at all honest to say that would be positive.
It was from that moment on I decided that it was time to quit. I have had several failed attempts to quit before, only during my pregnancy was I ever able to resist. I couldn’t do it for myself, it was my love for my children that empowered me to resist.
My husband and I talked and looked at several options that we could try together. We went through more money than I would like to say, and many different products that all were just not fulfilling the cravings.
Instead of telling you what didn’t work, trust me, it would be a long list… I would like to share with you some valuable information that has now successfully allowed me to let go of this awful addiction… You ready?… ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES!… Bam! Its as simple as that!
With electronic cigarettes we were able to…
* still allow ourselves to have nicotine
* never smell like a stinky ashtray!
* make an investment that leads us to better health
* start a Disney World fund with all the money we were saving
* AND MOST IMPORTANTLY… FIND THE STRENGTH FROM WITHIN US THAT WE CAN NOW SHARE WITH OUR CHILDREN!
We tried several different types and brands of e-cigs, and found that just last month White Cloud Cirrus II was the overall best, with exotic flavors like Tobacco, Chocolate, Vanilla, and Espresso, Menthol and Strawberry!
What makes the e-smoke so much more powerful than other methods?
* you don’t have a full lit cigarette, so a puff here and a puff there is okay, there is no fire and no more dangerous lighters laying around!… just a puff and back in my pocket! you don’t feel that you have to sit down and continuously puff you lungs away until its gone like you do with a normal cigarette
* its very convenient, how many times in the past I wanted to smoke a cigarette after getting out of a hectic grocery store run with the kids… I don’t feel guilty anymore, from the stares looking out the car window waiting for me to smoke, just a puff of the Cirrus II and we were on our way home
* my favorite was the chocolate flavor, that’s a difficult flavor to get right!
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3 Customer Reviews of “White Cloud Cirrus II E-Cig”
Review by rhodes22 October 20, 2010
Exceptional – as close to the read deal as possible – great design, great package. The new Cirrus II is truely a find. I find it extremely satisfying and well worth the price. Customer Service is Priceless – extremely knowledgeable, honest and great client support. Well Done White Cloud
Review by Jeff September 9, 2010
I have tried 5 brands of e cigs right now and I have come to the conclusions that the 2-piece design is by far better than the 3. And the best two piece e-cig is from a company called White Cloud it just way better quality than any of the others.
Review by Jay August 27, 2010
White Cloud products can be purchased at kiosks at certain shopping malls. But be forewarned.
White Cloud treats its kiosk customers very unfairly. If you try to pay cash for cart refills, they will not sell them to you without your giving up your name. Can you imagine trying to buy a hotdog at 7-Eleven (with cash) and the clerk refusing to sell it to you unless you give him your name? They want to keep track of who purchased what for their records. I could understand if it was a check or credit card purchase, but cash transactions? It’s none of their damn business. I have no interest in helping to provide unnecessary data to just because they’d like to have it. They are clueless when it comes to treating their customers as if we’re real people.
Also, when trying to return defective carts (paid for with cash), they won’t exchange them on the spot. You have to download forms and jump through hoops, as if you’d bought them online. I presented a receipt and two defective carts. It was the company’s fault that the carts were defective. I was just the idiot who drove down to the mall and showed up at their kiosk. The whole idea behind having a kiosk is so people have the option of doing their transactions in real time, on the spot.
Their customer service philosophy is self-serving and extremely arrogant. And it takes all of the fun and goodwill out of a face to face transaction. That’s why I refer to theirs as a Customer No-Service Department. And the people I spoke with on the phone would not give me the name of their bosses.
If I had an employee who refused to give my name to any customer who requested (or demanded it), I would fire that employee immediately.
Incidentally, I filled out their forms and submitted them over two weeks ago. Still no replacement carts.
It’s an awful lot of hoops to jump through to replace eight dollars worth of carts that should’ve been replaced when I showed up in person at the very same place I had purchased their defective merchandise four days before.
They’ve got a lot to learn about face to face transactions, and how to treat customers. I used to like the company a lot —— especially for the convenience of dealing with them in person. Now I despise them, and would enthusiastically urge potential customers to take their business elsewhere. This company doesn’t care at all. They’ll take your money in person (but only if you give them your name, which they have no right to demand). Then, having taken your cash, if the merchandise should prove defective you have to follow a ridiculous protocol that reminds me of “Seinfeld’s” Soup Nazi (of television fame).