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Hi guys where does everyone buy there cigars online or in shop and any bad experience online thanks inadvance
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Hey declan....Something that shouldn't be discussed on here...however there are plenty of UK suppliers...CGars is one and jjfox who are brilliant and as a Londoner they have nice shops you can visit.
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Read the rules buddy gangster.jpegOriginally posted by Decky View Post'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'Comment
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No harm in talking about online suppliers..... So long as they are UK based.
Mysmokingshop is good, I just go in because it's only down the road but I would have no issue ordering online. I have ordered from CGars online and the service has always been great.
Just check your prices before clicking collect to make sure your buying from the cheapest seller.Licky Licky before Sticky Sticky. - Puff Scotty 22/03/14
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Cgars good, price match though as they arent cheapest. Jjfox also good, had good experience with casc in abberdeen as well.Comment
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Have bought of cgars found them very good and for whisky aswell being in jj fox nice shop as well only thing when you bug a few singles to try you never know what age they areComment
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Why was my post deleted? It didn't contain any links to online retailers or specify any by name?Comment
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Probably because it was an attempt to circumvent rules and promote other discussion mediums..... Both pretty bad practice on an Internet forum.Licky Licky before Sticky Sticky. - Puff Scotty 22/03/14
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the admins here know nobody who frequents this forum is capable or even knows how to use google, you see.Originally posted by ValeTudoGuy View PostComment
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Whats your point? Google all you like, literally nobody is stopping anyone from doing that. This place has rules, you and I dont set those rules.... The site owner does, for resons best known to him.... Generally for reasons that protect him .Originally posted by Sketchalot View Post
They might seem unnecessary to you or I, they might seem completely rational to Dean. It does not really matter that much in the long run as we get a free place to come and chat without too many restrictions.
It's not an uncommon thing for forums to frown on the promotion of other outlets. Some dont allow linking to other entities such as blogs etc.
It's akin to going to someones party and shouting out "hey guys, it's a bit dull here... Lets pop round to so and so's instead."
But I suspect the main reason for the post being removed was the blatant attempt to circumvent the ban on discussing foreignt sources.
Lets just say one of us ran a forum and lets say that after a few years of hard work we got it to be a high ranking google page. Then we realise theres one thing that you know could ultimately get your website closed and you in hot water and it was a pretty hot topic in your field, I think theres every chance we would protect our work and ban discussion of that topic and to stop any confusion or grey area about how far to let the rules slip we just moderate ALL related talk.
Is it really such a hardship? It makes perfect sense to me.Licky Licky before Sticky Sticky. - Puff Scotty 22/03/14
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With all due respect, it was a pretty unnecessary redirect GS. PM me if neededOriginally posted by gangstarrrrr View Post
"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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This doesn't make sense or read properly. What do you mean?Originally posted by Sketchalot View Post
"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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I think his suggestion is that the average site poster does not possess the intelligence to use a search engine to identify a source outside of the board
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