Oh the woes of cigarbid!

[Fireman]

I have rapidly descended into the depths of a cigarbid-addict. When my wife finds out I'm a dead man. It's just too easy to get graet deals on anything on that devil-site, and now I've got a couple of large orders on the way and I don't even have humi-space for them. I wonder how Becky will take it when I tell her I'm going to have to have a new humidor for the extra smokes. maybe I can find one on cigarbid!!

[RetroSpek]

yes yes.. i feel your pains. I've purchased about 250 cigars this past month and my humi is full. I need to buy a new humi.....i think ill build myself a coolerdor!

Lawrence

[hot4stogies]

I feel your pain, Fireman! I did exactly the same thing. I landed a batch of CAO smokes for just over $2 each and got hooked!

I decided to fully stock my stand up humi and thats how I discovered them. I did some simple calcluations and I spent about $360 but I saved over $300 compared to having paid for the same stuff at the lowest priced internet vendors.

Some good news though: It will pass. You will find that once you have really loaded up all the same stuff keeps cycling through for bid and you will have taken most of what you wanted and lose interest a bit. It's a great site but I think the selection is rather limited.

I bet in a few months or so it will be all new stuff though. Oh no!

I have a simple rule I set for myself: Decide what I want BEFORE I log on and if they don't have it log off.

"Put down that mouse and back AWAY from the computer!"

[emgjet]

Fireman:
Join the club. I too had to purchase another Humidor to have enough space. My suggestion is to be ready for more so buy large humidors (at least 300 ct). Better yet, get a cabinet Humidor, but you may buy boxes of cigars, and that too will be filled in no time.
It's a vicious cycle, but enjoyable!
Ed