Yeah, UKVapers seems a good site, not run into any nastiness on there yet ... unlike other places ... ahem ...
Seen a few scuffles and silly posts but in general the guys there are very helpful. Be aware that heavy vapers suffer G.A.S just like photographers or any other hobby involving gadgets. There is a bit of the must-have-that, rather than need that goes on. Which is grand, for those who have the spare funds. And after you give up, join a site like quit.ie, which will keep track of how long you're off the cigs, and also how much you've saved. That makes it seem better when spending smaller amounts on more gear
I'm off them 70 days precisely today, and I've saved €840! I've spent maybe half of that on e-cigs and kits, because I didn't know what i wanted. So take your time, get any cheap starter kit at first, it will help! And then take your time and review the options.
If I had found UKvapers t begin with I'd have spent a lot less. I was on smokegreen e-cigs, the type you can't refill, so I was ordering packets of carts every week on top of new batteries as they kept burning out and I'm sure I had to buy at least 4 chargers too. The bigger e-cigs don't burn out like that, and the juices are a lot cheaper in the long run than having to keep buying boxes of pre-filled cartridges.
If I were you I'd have a good look at the ego starter kits. They're great, as the batteries are compatible with a whole range of atomizers. You can buy clearomizers which I think are much better than the ones with the kit, for a couple of euro each.