In an published early this week in the Los Angeles Times, CDC director Dr. Thomas Frieden issues a blistering attack on electronic cigarettes. In the article, he compares the damage and destruction caused by tobacco cigarettes with e-cigarettes, suggesting that another generation of our kids is going to become addicted to smoking because of e-cigarettes. He argues that the electronic cigarette industry is harming "hundreds of thousands of children."

As you go deeper into the rabbit hole and when you start investing more money into E-Cigs or vaping as most veterans in the community would call it, you’ll most likely start to gather a small collection of mods and accessories. When newer hotter items come on the market, you may not be able to resist and whip out the old wallet and buy even more (I’m definitely one of those people). And as your collection gets larger and larger, it’ll get to the point where you’ll want to get rid of some of the stuff you’ve gathered over time. So what should you do Selling it off or even giving it to some of your friends and family seems to be the logical step. However, if you’re a loner like myself or if your friends and loved ones never smoked or don’t want to convert (yep I’m in this category as well) you may look into alternative options like selling online. So shipping the item isn’t a huge issue but trying to get money from the buyer to the seller may be. Obviously this is where PayPal comes into play.

You see, no matter what term a tobacco company uses to rename its product, it is going to be known that the name is the new name for whatever the product's old name was. No matter how bland and non-descriptive the new name is, it is still going to infer the same attributes as the old name.

"There's a lot we don't know about them."

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