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Posted 03 September 2012 - 09:25 AM

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Patrick - SKYCIG Support, on 30 March 2012 - 01:00 PM, said: Hi there folks,   Patrick from SKYCIG Support here. Just wanted to say that we are all very pleased to hear such positive reviews and feedback from our users. We have been stepping up the Customer Support aspect of the business over the past month and we hope to have telephone support implimented sometime in April. If anyone wants to know more or just wants to let us know what they think of SKYCIG then please do get in touch with support@skycig.co.uk   We are also hoping to get some new flavours to our range in the near future...

Maybe it was like before

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Posted 05 September 2012 - 05:57 PM

View PostJez, on 01 September 2012 - 05:37 PM, said:

Should the 15% discount code still be working? I keep getting this message when I try it. Coupon Code "big15" is not valid towards any of the items in your cart

it should work for everything, it definately works for skycig kits. I will email them and see if its restricted on anything.

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Posted 10 September 2012 - 10:29 AM

Try this link for 90% off (save £38) Skycig starter kit:

http://www.skycig.co.uk/6088.html

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Posted 26 September 2012 - 03:28 PM

The cigarette is great, loved the taste.

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Posted 28 September 2012 - 04:08 PM

Just got my SkyCig starter kit this week and relatively impressed with it, certainly a cheaper and more attractive option to smoking and I like the design as well as taste.

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Posted 29 September 2012 - 12:07 PM

I would personally recommend buying only from the official website.

#47 PeterJones27

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Posted 02 January 2013 - 03:18 AM

Get Healthy And Quit Smoking Today With This Solid Advice

Smoking can really disrupt your everyday life. Not only do you feel incomplete without your smoking supplies, you are often forced to interrupt your daily activities in order to go out and indulge your cravings for a cigarette. To kick this habit, keep reading. There are a variety of tips and techniques in this article that will help you in your battle to quit smoking.

Don't try to quit smoking without support. Tell your friends and relatives that you are quitting, and have them give you a hand. It's also a great idea to join a support group. Simply talking with people who are going through the same thing will help spur you on to kick the habit.

Quitting smoking is as difficult emotionally as it is physically. You may experience intense cravings and have difficulty resisting this temptation. Keep a journal to document your cravings so you can better understand when and why they arise. This will help you create better strategies to fight your cravings.

You can possibly get paid to participate in clinical research about smoking, and stop smoking as well. You will be able to test different treatments and be paid for your participation. Be sure to consult a physician to discuss any risks that may be associated with clinical studies before you sign up for one.

Don't allow anyone to smoke in your home when you're quitting. When you stop smoking, it is easier to avoid cigarettes if it becomes difficult to have them. If you cannot smoke inside, it may seem like more of a chore to go have a cigarette, so you will find a decrease in your smoking.

Increase the nutrition in your diet and consider taking vitamins and supplements that can help your system heal from the damage caused by smoking. Select one with trace minerals to allow your body to heal. Smoking is bad for all of your body, not just your lungs. Choosing a multivitamin can help to improve the way that you feel and your overall healing capabilities.

When you commit to stop smoking, get your loved ones to help. Let everyone know that you have decided to quit. These people can help increase your level of support and cheerfulness. Look for other ways to subsidize their support, like by joining a forum or by pursuing behavioral therapy.

Always say, "No!" to even one puff. At times, you may think that one little cigarette will be fine, but just a single puff can make all of your progress go to waste. Think about how damaging having just one cigarette could be before you ever even have the craving.

Have a plan for effective stress management to counteract the effects of nicotine withdrawal. That could mean hitting the gym at the time of day when your cravings are worst, picking up a new hobby or getting a regular massage appointment. You should do your best to fill any free time with pleasurable and fulfilling activities. You can take this time to catch up on with old friends or reading, too.

Understand the risks of utilizing certain treatments, such as atropine and scopolamine, for quitting smoking. They will reduce nicotine withdrawal symptoms, but they can also have deleterious effects on your central nervous system. These side effects could include dizziness, trouble urinating, constipation, and blurred vision. Do not replace issues linked to smoking by undesirable side effects.

One of the stepping stones to quitting smoking is feeling like you're tired of smoking. The tips here have hopefully given you some ammunition that can take you the remainder of the way towards quitting for good. Try these techniques to help you curb the urge to smoke.

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Posted 15 January 2013 - 05:02 PM

Electronic Cigarettes - a much healthier alternative to smoking, aroma, kits and accessories.
The best quality-price ratio.
Any electronic cigarette has purchased a warranty of 30 days.
For details: www.vapo.ro

#49 MikeLewis

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Posted 23 January 2013 - 05:39 AM

I agree Arnb. I think SKYCIG is one of the most popular and widely used e-cig in UK.
I have seen some of its reviews and its really good.

Very well said RANZM, SKYCIG is really the closest thing to a real cigar.

#50 Dan T

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Posted 19 February 2013 - 11:11 AM

15% off any Jacvapour order with code - VAPOUR15

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Posted 07 April 2013 - 12:41 PM

I am sure you have seen some of the T.V. campaigns for the SKYcig line. Which is one of the few U.K based companies who are looking to broaden their horizons by doing such T.V campaigns after being top rated in 2012. With it being one of the key players in the electronic cigarette markets.

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Posted 07 April 2013 - 12:53 PM

With the recent upgrades and downgrades to this new model of the skycig. I would highly recommend it to anyone before you spend money on a higher priced unit that may not suit you half as much as the Skystart unit will. You will need to know if electronic cigarettes are for you before spending large amounts of money on a major brand. So why not save yourself a few bucks and git the little sister of the big bother to electronic cigarettes. So if you are serious about trying to quit but just love smoking and always wanted to try an electronic cigarette. Now you can at a very affordable price.

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Posted 11 April 2013 - 10:09 AM

I would like to share my experience of Sky Cig. I purchased a started kit about two weeks ago. My first impression was that I liked the experience and soon preferred it to real cigarettes. I have since felt far better from a health point of view. At the same time I worked out that the battery only lasted half a day of use and what is really bad is that I was using two refills a day. I smoked 15 real cigs a day before and I felt that I used the Sky Cig LESS than the real ones so I was finding the refills were equal to about 7 real cigarettes. I don't know about other people but I misunderstood Sky Cig's adverts that say that 5 refills are equal to 150 cigarettes. Sky Cig have since told me that it is the nicotine content that is equal to150 cigs but that is not what their ads say. From a financial point of view it is no cheaper to smoke Sky Cigs.
I knew I had to fix the short battery lifeso I ordered the plastic pack with built in charger and two more batteries. The same minute that i received an email to say they had despatched the goods i received an advert for the same goods but £10 cheaper, i spoke to Sky Cig and they were less than sympothetic. These arrived last Friday and the box did not work, plugged it in and it was dead. I sent it bake straight away following instructions from Sky Cig (that was Friday). Yesterday I phoned to see what was happening as I had heard nothing. I gave them the tracking number and later yesterday they said it had been received Monday. Today I received an email telling me that it had been received and they would look into the problem and let me know. This is not the way I expect to be treated with a dead on arrival product. Could it be that hey are trying to get me outside my 7 day cooling off period so I can't refuse it?
I am really unhappy with the way Sky Cig have dealt with me and with their advertising.





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