Smokers Utopia E Cigarette Reviews Is Giving Away A Green Smoke Express Starter Kit

Smokers Utopia announces the giveaway of a Green Smoke Express Starter Kit starting today.

2012-10-22

WAVERLY, TN, October 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) Smokers Utopia, a popular smokeless cigarette review website is offering a free Green Smoke Express Starter Kit to one lucky winner over the next 14 days. Green Smoke is one of the most popular e cigarette kits on the market with a very stout flavor, lots of vapor, and a great company backing them.

Smokers Utopia is known for its brutal reviews and Green Smoke was the latest in their sites for review by the tough review site.

"We want smokers to know the truth and we are rough, but smokers deserve to know what they are buying and who they are buying from," states Teresa Peach of Smokers Utopia. "When we rate an e cigarette and the company behind it, we are giving facts, explain short falls and why the company may have the position that they have on warranty, price or other factors that we believe smokers should know about before they buy.

Smokers Utopia is now one of the most popular e cigarette review sites online and stated that they giveaway kits to let their loyal customers know that they are appreciated for making them the top review site in the industry.

"The visitors have taken care of us because we give them the information they need from a source that can be trusted and not motivated by hype like other review sites that have reviews full of fluff."

Smokers Utopia is a top e cigarette review website committed to honesty in their reviews. Visit their website at http://www.smokersutopia.com/.

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