Smokers Utopia E Cigarette Reviews Features Green Smoke Electronic Cigarettes

The review site known for its brutal reviews is now featuring Green Smoke Electronic Cigarettes.

2012-11-14

WAVERLY, TN, November 14, 2012 (Press-News.org) The most brutal electronic cigarette review website in the industry is now featuring Green Smoke so that smokers can take a full disclosure look into the company, its products and the pros and cons that go along with choosing this company as your e cigarette supplier.

Green smoke has been around since the beginning of the smokeless cigarette movement in the U.S. and has been a major player since the start and continues to reign in the top in sales volume of online sales.

Although the company has a great history there are still facts and practices that consumers need to be aware of before investing their hard earned money into their products and company.

"We just believe that people should have all of the information available before spending their money," states Teresa Peach of Smokers Utopia. "We completed the Green Smoke Review so that smokers know what they are getting into before they make the switch, without sugar coated sales jargon that is the norm with most e cig reviews sites."

Unlike other review sites in the industry, Smokers Utopia is known for pointing out shortfalls of smokeless cigarette companies that could change minds on their buying decision with brutal facts that no others dare point out.

Smokers Utopia covers the top brands like their South Beach Smoke review, news and openly explains how they review products so that customers can make an informed decision.

Smokers Utopia is one of the top e cigarette review websites on the net. Visit their website at http://www.smokersutopia.com.

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