first time

[brother812]

148 in shipping.......... that alone would have bought you 1.75 Kg. of Romman shisha. personally i would have waited the few days and got more goodies but to each their own. i am inpatient myself but the cheap side of me is bigger by far .
Stew- do you know anyone in the states? maybe you can do like King Mo did when he sent Mr. Bubbles some samples and label them molasses samples. i wouldn't do it to often but you may be able to do it once in a while to keep you in shisha.
i am kind of worried myself about this legislation their doing to stop all tobacco sales on the net. this would stop my hookah and briar pipe smoking completely. the closest place to get pipe tobacco is over 2 hours away and shisha is over 5 hours away and the selections would be thin to say the least.

[mushrat]

It'll never work. The US will only be able to regulate US based companies and even if the credit card companies get into the act, there are other payment methods like Pay-pal that don't give a flying rats arse what you spend the money on as long as they get their %.
I suspect We'll just see more ma'asell selling companies crop up outside the US and we'll still get our stuff, just cost more to ship.
Or, they could implement an age verification methods. Fax in ID or credit card only sales. Yea big brother.
$.02
 

[Mathazar]

Wow,  that would suck ROYALLY,  as the only thing I can get around here is Nakhla,  and I HATE Nakhla.

That legislation,  if it goes thru,  would completely destroy
HookahHookah and Hookah-Shisha and put them out of business, 
since they are strictly US based internest sales companies.  They
must be sweating BULLETS right now 

[brother812]

it isn't so much the age thing it is the Almighty buck that is moving this thing along. the states are raising hell over the loss of taxes because of internet sales. and it all started when they stoped the sales of an online cig co. from Sweden and took their customer lists. now some states have taken the lists of customers from their states and sending them a bill for back taxes. the US gov cant do anything about businesses operating outside the US but they can regulate what comes into the US.