Hi,

I've got a small humidor that can only handle 60-70 sticks at a time. I like to order by the box to save a few bucks but would somehow like to increase the variety in my humidor. I'm somewhat new to this forum, and trading, so don't want to incite an uproar by asking to trade by mail. I live in downtown Manhattan.
Are there any New Yorker's out there wanting to trade some cc's (nothing too big, maybe 10-15 sticks)? Of course we can meet, you can inspect, even sample.....There are still a few good spots in the city to burn a cigar.



I just received a box each of Party Shorts and RASS.

Thanks -

Welcome to the forum. Why don't you tell us about yourself. There's a great group of guys here who all share at least one thing in common - our love of cigars.

A hearty Welcome to our oh so humble forums and as Csmithnj pointed out it would be nice to know a little about you - so have at it - and by all means enjoy the fine arts of relaxation and libation you'll find (no pun but intended but you will find the search feature invaluable)
among our forums..

Sure - well, i'm 28 and a grad student at Columbia Business School. I began smoking in college puffing dogrockets on the golf course, but about 2 years ago my interest began to evolve into an "addiction" to all things Cuban.

Not really sure how it happened but found myself incessantly reading this and other cigar forums, seeking out LCDH's during my vacations, and spending recklessly on cigars. My girlfriend became slightly concerned...Yes, my name is Nubbit and I am a cigaraholic.

It's tough for me to find 2 hours to smoke, so I tend to prefer vitolas that cater to a shorter smoke(usually 1 hour or less) - Robustos, Petit Coronas, Corona Gordas, etc. At this point I just want to try everything I can get my hands on, but love anything by Partagas, the Mag 46, RASS, and VR Famosos.

Hope this helps - thanks for the welcome. Looking forward to learning more about you guys as well.

Thanks again -

nubbit... email me... address in profile. i am also in the nyc area.

email sent.

Again, welcome.

There probably won't be a lot of people willing to trade cuban's with a new guy. It's nothing against you. Once you become established on the board, they'll be plenty - see other topics in the trading forum. However, it does take time to trust a new guy - and trust - even for an in-person meeting - is what trading is based on.

No worries.

If you guys plan to herf in the city sometime, let me know.

In the meantime, I'll try to post a bit more to allay some of these trust issues.