Free E Cigarette Giveaway Announced by Firelight Fusion

To show their appreciation of their customers, Firelight Fusion e cigarettes has decided to do a giveaway of their newest kit.

2012-08-28

OVIEDO, FL, August 28, 2012 (Press-News.org) Since opening for business in 2009, Firelight Fusion has been at the forefront of the e cigarette industry in customer service and cooperation. To celebrate that history, they are now doing a giveaway of 3 starter kits at the start of September.

"We love our customers and wanted to show our appreciation by giving them the opportunity to win a free e cigarette starter kit," says May Quintero of Firelight Fusion's Customer Service Department. "I know many of our long time customers by name and hope we can help many more make the switch."

Included in the giveaway will be 3 Fusion starter kits containing 2 batteries, 6 cartomizers, 1 wall adapter, 1 USB charger, and 1 manual. Contest ends September 6th.

The company has received great e cigarette reviews from mainstream review websites and is committed to bringing their customers the best e cigarette products on the market.

Firelight Fusion is one of the top online e cigarette retailers in the United States. You can visit their website at http://www.firelight-fusion.com/.

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