Firelight Fusion Announces Black Friday E Cigarette Sale

The low price leader just announced amazing Black Friday deals to the general public that runs through Cyber Monday.

2012-11-22

OVIEDO, FL, November 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) Firelight Fusion, maker of what could be the best e cigarette deal on the web has announced an incredible Black Friday through Cyber Monday sale that makes other electronic cigarette companies blush with shame in light of their offers.

The company already touts free shipping, lower prices and free batteries on qualified purchases as everyday standards, but now the company is announced an additional Black Friday e cigarette sale on their blog that is sure to turn heads across the tobacco and smokeless cigarette markets during the kickoff of the 2012 Holiday Season.

"We just wanted smokers to take notice if they are in the market for an e cigarette kit for the holidays," states Tiffany Ellis of Firelight Fusion. "We know we have a great product, even better customer service and we offer a lot more for a lot less when compared to other e cigarette companies."

The company stated that they are proud to offer smokers the most advanced technology in smoking alternatives on the market today.

Firelight Fusion welcomes all smokers to visit their comparison chart and see how they stack up against the competition at http://blog.firelight-fusion.com/fusion-e-cig-vs-other-e-cigs/.

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