04 19 2009, 01 28 PM PJ45 143 posts, read 273,344 times Reputation 86 Cheap Cigarettes

To all the smokers out there. Which Indian Smoke Shop in the Greater Albuquerque area sells the cheapest cigarettes?
06 26 2010, 08 13 PM billybillybob 1 posts, read 9,386 times Reputation 10 This isnt a smoke the Smith’s gas pumps on Tramway and Central have the cheapest cigs i could find. i smoke marboro’s and they’re only $5.32………. 06 26 2010, 09 20 PM Zoidberg Location Abu Al Qurq 2,780 posts, read 3,652,763 times Reputation 1562 I don’t smoke, but the four winds at 12th & Rio Grande (Indian Owned) probably does about 10x as much business as that Smith’s, and it’s not because of anything but price.

If you’re overly concerned with price, it’s hard to beat the amount of money a non smoker typically spends on cigs. 06 27 2010, 11 46 AM nmnita Location Bella Vista, Ark 45,230 posts, read 33,306,984 times Reputation 18216 I think you will find them the cheapest at the smoke shops on the Isleta Reservation just south of the casino and on the right hand side. there are 2 or 3 very small shops. That is where I got them when we lived in NM and I was still smoking. I actually got a pack of Marborros (spelling) last year for $ or less.

Nita 06 29 2010, 10 09 AM red46 Location Corrales,NM 110 posts, read 165,663 times Reputation 62 When you pass by the casino at Isleta, make a right at the light and get on the other highway. Those smoke shops are all along that section.

Or just go south on Coors until you’ve passed under the freeway. Soon after that you’ll find a small shop on your right. 06 29 2010, 10 45 AM nmnita Location Bella Vista, Ark 45,230 posts, read 33,306,984 times Reputation 18216 Quote Originally Posted by red46 When you pass by the casino at Isleta, make a right at the light and get on the other highway. Those smoke shops are all along that section.

Or just go south on Coors until you’ve passed under the freeway. Soon after that you’ll find a small shop on your right. but don’t stop at the service station across from the casino, they are a rip off!!!

Nita 06 30 2010, 11 00 AM MaggieBelize Location Sandia Park, NM 222 posts, read 295,732 times Reputation 203 Quote Originally Posted by nmnita but don’t stop at the service station across from the casino, they are a rip off!!!

Nita Same goes for the service station / smoke shop across from the Sandia Casino, next to Bien Shur, their prices are WAY high.

I’ve found better prices at the smoke shop on the WEST side of I 25 from the Sandia Casino. In other words, same exit from I 25 but turn in opposite direction. It’s kinda sitting out there by itself. Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.

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The cheapest cigarettes in new york · nyu local

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By Willis Plummer on November 17th, 2011

Moving to New York from a small town is a shock everything is bigger, the people are meaner, and cigarettes cost upwards of twelve dollars a pack. Coming from a place where five dollar cigarettes seemed expensive, the high prices can be hard to swallow, and many students quit when they get to New York. That’s good and fine until exams roll around and you’ll do anything for the moment of calm relief that nicotine can provide. Inevitably, you get sucked back into smoking regularly, and pretty soon, you’re hemorrhaging money on cigarettes whether you like it or not.

We’ve got good news for you, smokers of NYU the days of deciding between your wallet and your nicotine are over. A tiny shop in Chinatown (on Eldridge between Broome and Grand) called Island Smokes is committed to bringing affordable organic cigarettes to Manhattan smokers. At this hole in the wall, your first pack will only cost you six dollars, and they throw in a convenient tin and a lighter. After that, if you show up with the tin, you can buy a pack for $4.50.

At this point, you’re asking yourself, “how can they possibly afford to sell cigarettes for so little when New York taxes tobacco so heavily?” The answer is that they’ve created a Build A Bear workshop for smokers except instead of stuffing cotton into teddy bears, you’re packing tobacco into cigarette tubes. Apparently, New York City’s cigarette tax focuses on the manufacturing, and because they’re not actually manufacturing any cigarettes, they avoid the enormous fees.

On top of the incredible price, Island Smokes boasts that its cigarettes are 100% organic tobacco on their website, they write “Our smokes are all natural and additive free Unlike manufactured cigarettes which are 30% tobacco, AND 70% CHEMICALS, FILLER AND OTHER HIGHLY DANGEROUS AND ADDICTIVE INGREDIENTS.” The banner in front of their store goes one step further claiming that their product is “a healthier, less expensive alternative to smoking.” Inside, an employee was straight with us “I’m not going to tell you that these are good for you, but it’s nice to know what you’re smoking.”

While reading that you’re expected to operate machinery and build your own cigarettes can be intimidating, the process is actually very simple, and the employees were very helpful. After they showed us how to get the empty tubes onto the machine, it was only a matter of pushing a button, packing the tobacco, and then closing the ends with another machine.

In about five minutes, we had successfully rolled two packs, and we probably could have done it faster had we not been sampling the different blends while we worked. That’s right they let you smoke for free while you complete your order. The cigarettes aren’t bad either the tobacco is comparable to an American Spirit, but they aren’t packed as tight, so they burn faster.

Apparently New York City isn’t happy about this tax loophole, and they’re working to shut Island Smokes down, but the two employees we spoke with were confident that the city can’t do anything. “We’ll be around forever,” one boasted with a thick Staten Island accent.

To all the non smokers out there, we apologize for tempting you with this irresistible deal.

(photographs by Willis Plummer)