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Sweep Cracks Down On Illegal Vape Sales To Minors Patch 12/17/2020 © Shutterstock During the sweep, the AG s Office investigated 148 online sellers of vape products.
SEATTLE Five companies will be paying Washington state a combined $132,000 for illegally selling vapes to minors, after they were caught by a recent sweep by the Attorney General s Office. Another two did not have the required licenses to sell vapes, and may end up facing Washington in court.
During the sweep, investigators with the Attorney General s Office tried to buy vape products from 148 online sellers. The investigators posed as minors, in some cases telling sellers they were underage, or used fake IDs to try and buy vapes or other products containing nicotine
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December 15, 2020 1:50 PM Erin Robinson
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SPOKANE, Wash. A Spokane company will have to pay $30,000 to the Attorney General’s Office after it was found illegally selling vapor products to minors.
Investigators from the AG’s office posed as minors and caught seven companies, including VanVal Vapor, violating the state’s age verification law.
The investigators assembled a list of 148 online vapor product sellers, then posed as minors or used false identifying information to try and purchase products with nicotine.
Washington state law requires age verification for online vapor products sales, but seven of those 148 companies did not do so. The AG’s office said one even completed a sale when the investigator indicated they were 17 years old.
Spokane vape shop fined $30k for selling nicotine products to minors
VanVal Vapor in Spokane was caught selling nicotine containing vapor products to investigators from the state attorney general s office posing as minors online.
Credit: KREM Author: Helen Smith Updated: 9:42 AM PST December 16, 2020
SPOKANE, Wash. A Spokane vape shop, VanVal Vapor, must pay the state $30,000 after it was caught selling products with nicotine in them to investigators posing as minors online, according to the State Attorney General s office.
Investigators with the Attorney General s Office posed as minors and used false identifying information to make purchases of nicotine products online, according to a release from the AG s office.
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