The Ink Manifesto Tattoo Parlor 2

The Ink Manifesto Tattoo Parlor 2

tattoo artist, Ellsworth, KS, United States

• 20 Edwards Ave, Biddeford, ME 04005
• The Ink Manifesto Tattoo Parlor 2
• +1 207-494-8003

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"Got it almost three weeks ago. Shelly was very quick and professional. Made sure I seen everything was sterilized and clean!! Offered a great healing product for my piercing. I’m trying to get in for my left side today lol. COME HERE THEY WILL LEAVE A HUGE SMILE ON YOUR FACE!"

"Very clean and friendly atmosphere. Got a Mario and Luigi tattoo done by Aaron and it turned out way beyond my expectations. Will definitely be back for more. Highly recommend this place!"

"TL;DR: the products they sell are absurdly expensive in comparison to the same products found at online retailers; and, one of the employees there uses, in my opinion, some scummy sales tactics. With only one exception, the employees there are always nice and helpful, and they carry a good selection of products ... but holy hell ... their prices are marked up by an INSANE amount. At this point, I only go there when I absolutely can't wait for an online purchase to be shipped to me. I just bought a Vaporesso XROS Nano from them, and they charged me $60 for it; I checked the price at an online retailer when I got home, and they're charging $40 (that includes shipping, signature fee, and tax; the device itself only costs $25). I knew from past experiences it was going to be more expensive than what I'd find online, but a 50% markup is crazy. And if you just go by the price of the device ($25 vs. $60), that's a markup of 140%!!! That all said, this place is just around the corner from where I live, and I can't be bothered going elsewhere, so I don't know what other vape shops are charging for their products. It may very well be that brick and mortar vape shops all have steep markups on their products compared to online retailers. And on a separate note, there's one guy that works there who tries to sell me stuff I don't want every single time I interact with him. To be clear, it's not the fact that he's trying to sell me extra stuff that bugs me, because that happens pretty much everywhere, all the time; it's the way he goes about it that grinds my gears. For example, instead of asking, "Do you also want to get some juice?" or "Do you want some pods too?", he will say "What juice do you want?" or "How many pods do you want?". It's not a huge deal since you can obviously just say no, and some might say it's a clever sales tactic, but it seems scummy to me and leaves a bad taste in my mouth."