Already, we have Canadian customers who are banned from entering the USA just because they make their living in the cannabis industry (in Canada!). Federally, this is very far from settled right now. — EconMan
Good thing we're all buying aromatherapy vapes for natural herbs like eucalyptus, lavender, and basil :wink: lol — AsUwish
Here in Canada we've been able to order online for years but i always wondered what kind of risk these merchants and I the consumer were taking. — martinstraka8282
Stories are already popping up in the news of people being denied entry to the US just for admitting to having smoked pot at any point in their life, let alone working in the industry.
These non medical companies could only accept e transfers and even changed their recipient info a couple times, so it always struck me as a bit sketchy. — martinstraka8282
From what you're saying, it sounds like the risk for them could have pretty extreme ramifications. — martinstraka8282
Yes, definitely illegal but still incredibly popular because of the price gouging from the Government on legal sales. They're galvanizing an illegal market because of it. $70 for 1/8th of the good stuff in my local govt. shop! — martinstraka8282
. Its mostly been the pricing that consumers have complained about and the absurd packaging. One pre-roll comes in a plastic and cardboard package you would expect a set of headphones to come in. — martinstraka8282
Its disheartening from an environmental perspective as well as likely driving up costs to the consumer. — martinstraka8282
We've looked at doing it like you state , without having to put money down, but it's not feasible with the rate the credit card processors would charge us to put recurring charges on cards. So instead we just have the customer buy it ( to serve as a deposit) It works like a rental if you return it under the trial period .Also we've got lifetime trade ins for store credit, since most people love their vaporizers and want it for more than a few months. — To the Cloud