www.ihavanas.com from Switzerland – New Sale!!

[CptnBlues63]

Here - give ihavanas.com a call or drop them a line if you're not happy with their service...

Whois Privacy Protection Service, Inc.
Whois Agent (lhrhhklnc@whoisprivacyprotect.com)
+1.9027492060
Fax: +1.9027495405
PO Box 841
C/O ihavanas.com
Yarmouth, NS B5A 4K5
CA

Also known as e4logics.com

Whois Privacy Protection Service, Inc.
Whois Agent (lhrhhklnc@whoisprivacyprotect.com)
+1.9027492060
Fax: +1.9027495405
PO Box 841
C/O e4logics.com
Yarmouth, NS B5A 4K5
CA

...or you can contact their service provider and file a complaint:

ISP: InfoRelay Online Systems
Toll-Free Number: (888) 55-RELAY (888-557-3529)
Local Number: (703) 485-4600

https://support.inforelay.com/

Just cause I'm nosey and I noticed you show the address as being Yarmouth, Nova Scotia (Canada) I did my own whois which showed the following in addition to what you posted:

Name Servers:
ns1.e4logics.com
ns2.e4logics.com

Creation date: 26 Nov 2008 16:22:09
Expiration date: 26 Nov 2012 16:22:00

So now that I have their nameservers I did the following:


curtr@cs5:/usr/home/curtr> nslookup ns1.e4logics.com
Server: 131.232.10.2
Address: 131.232.10.2#53
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: ns1.e4logics.com
Address: 70.33.190.7

A quick search of that IP address on the dawhois.com website yielded the following info:

http://dawhois.com/ip/70.33.190.7.html

It's interesting that the above info actually shows two addresses in the US. That's one Canadian and two US addresses from a business that's ostensibly in Switzerland. I don't think I'll be buying anything from them any time soon.

On a side note, I went to their site and checked out their price on a box of 25 RyJ Churchills. Now, a buddy just brought me back a box of those from Cuba a couple months back and I paid right around $9.80 per cigar for the box. They (ihavanas.com) advertise them for $237 per box of 25. That comes out to just $9.48 per cigar..........all I can say is "hmmmmmmmm"

My dad always used to tell me, "If it seems too good to be true, chances are it is!"

[ggiese]

Just cause I'm nosey and I noticed you show the address as being Yarmouth, Nova Scotia (Canada) I did my own whois which showed the following in addition to what you posted:

Name Servers:
ns1.e4logics.com
ns2.e4logics.com

Creation date: 26 Nov 2008 16:22:09
Expiration date: 26 Nov 2012 16:22:00

So now that I have their nameservers I did the following:


curtr@cs5:/usr/home/curtr> nslookup ns1.e4logics.com
Server: 131.232.10.2
Address: 131.232.10.2#53
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: ns1.e4logics.com
Address: 70.33.190.7

A quick search of that IP address on the dawhois.com website yielded the following info:

http://dawhois.com/ip/70.33.190.7.html

It's interesting that the above info actually shows two addresses in the US. That's one Canadian and two US addresses from a business that's ostensibly in Switzerland. I don't think I'll be buying anything from them any time soon.

On a side note, I went to their site and checked out their price on a box of 25 RyJ Churchills. Now, a buddy just brought me back a box of those from Cuba a couple months back and I paid right around $9.80 per cigar for the box. They (ihavanas.com) advertise them for $237 per box of 25. That comes out to just $9.48 per cigar..........all I can say is "hmmmmmmmm"

My dad always used to tell me, "If it seems too good to be true, chances are it is!"

Oh, please... Don't stop there!

All of the info related to irippeopleoffthroughhavanas.com points directly to someone attempting to hide within the internet. There's no openness to any of the "behind the scenes" listings related to this business. They even went so far as to engage a "premium service", Whois Privacy Protect to cloak their Whois contact info. Really?

Canada - US - Switzerland... North Africa? Eastern Europe? Who knows... I think it's all of this irippeopleoffthroughhavanas.com business is a bunch of crapola.

Sorry AARP or vidalia or whatever you're calling yourself this week - if you thought it was smart to send credit card info on a "online purchase" to a relative unknown business like this, you DESERVE what they get because you've been sleeping through class for a LONG, LONG time.

[CptnBlues63]

Oh, please... Don't stop there!

All of the info related to irippeopleoffthroughhavanas.com points directly to someone attempting to hide within the internet. There's no openness to any of the "behind the scenes" listings related to this business. They even went so far as to engage a "premium service", Whois Privacy Protect to cloak their Whois contact info. Really?

Canada - US - Switzerland... North Africa? Eastern Europe? Who knows... I think it's all of this irippeopleoffthroughhavanas.com business is a bunch of crapola.

Sorry AARP or vidalia or whatever you're calling yourself this week - if you thought it was smart to send credit card info on a "online purchase" to a relative unknown business like this, you DESERVE what they get because you've been sleeping through class for a LONG, LONG time.

You gotta love a company that does business this way. I know one things for sure, they won't be getting any credit card numbers from me!

[kingbeefy]

But with pricing so fair, how could you go wrong?

[ggiese]

But with pricing so fair, how could you go wrong?

I believe that's what AARP and vidalia are thinking...