how much does a pack of cigarettes  cost where your from and what size is the pack.?
552388
Here in the Philippines a pack of 20 cigarettes, US brand, costs about 28 Pesos (about 55 cents US or 71 cents Australian)
1037177
I think that many people are finally getting the message. Cigarettes are very expensive and it's very hard to smoke in most places. The restaurants and bars in my county have forbidden it. Cig. smoking costs everyone money because of the costs of the illnesses they cause. Ins. rates go up for everyone to cover it.
1100809
yeah right, at that rate you bought on average 333 cartons of cigarettes a year, or approximately one carton a day, (actually .912) cartons a day.  That's 200 cigs a day or 8.333 cigs per hour, or one cig every 7.5 mins, everyday, assuming the person never slept or was in a place that they could not smoke for the entire 30 years.  Your revenge is a fake.
880561
Figure an average of $4 a pack X 30 days =$120.00\n\nGo get your self something in the $60-75 to reward yourself.\n\n\n(I'm eight days in myself. And I have not killed anyone.)
945631
None really, you just cannot buy them if you're underage. You can have someone else buy them for you and smoke them all you want. Although they are trying to change this, also trying to make Canada "cigarette free"... <insert laughter here>.
557604
I don't know, I had a friend in Africa in the peace corp last year, I was gonna send her a cuople, it was gonna cost ma about 150.00 each for shipping and import tarrifs or something with their customs
427637
Use this link:\nhttp://www.smokerswelcome.com/CAM/pub/global_nav/faq.jsp?category=241&preview=false
881711
a cigarette? How about two dollars? Come on man, I'm bleeding here. (walks off, cursing)
902440
Gas was five U.S. dollars a gallon in 1997. Most people hand roll their own cigarettes because they can't afford prepacked/rolled. A thousand dollars a month rent and up is normative for an apartment almost anywhere in Europe. Yes, it's expensive alright.
130521
Do you mean in the US or in the world?\n\nIt was first smoked by the Mayan Indians and they were around from 300 to 900 AD.  Tobacco is indigenous to North America.  It was then adopted by Europeans.
984355
If you "import" for resale you pay Excise duty - you ain't gonna make a fast buck.\nYou can bring as much as you like back from europe for your own personal use, saving money in the process. but if you bring more than 16 cartons, the naughty police will assume that you're planning t re-sell. They CAN confiscate your cigs AND your car - often they will.\nI tried one of those websites once - I'm still waiting.
450777
I worked at a gas staion and ours were between 1.30 to 2.50 a pack.
126656
Try going to their site.search for marlboro
919474
Depends on where you live, I think.  But I think I know here (PA) it's between $6.00-$7.50.
601418
I've used it twice to quit smoking. I've known 5 people to go to the same hypnotist and haven't touched a cigarette since. The 1st time I went was in 1999, it was $100 for the 1st session and it also covered the 2nd session which was 3 days later. It worked for about 6 months but that mind association is what I couldn't break. Got REALLY stressed and started again. I went back to him again in 2003 and his price had went from $120 for the 1st session and $80 for the second session 3 days later. I didn't go back for the 2nd session which now I wish I would have. He likes to have you come back a few days later for reinforcement. The 2st time I went I walked out and never craved a cigarette again for approx 6-8 months or so. When I went in 2003 (and didn't go back for the 2nd session due to the cost) it was VERY hard. I did quit that time for about 3 months. I'm am actually the only person I know that has went to him and didn't quit smoking for good.
544570
Depends on the brand and where you buy them, but they are around $3.50 to $4.50 per pack.
287816
Some really good information on the ASH website. Didn't give the full value spent on cigarettes but did say:\nTaxation\n\n·   The Treasury earned £8,093 million in revenue from tobacco duties for the financial year 2003-2004 (excluding VAT)\n·   Tax is levied on tobacco in three ways:  specific excise duty at a rate per 1000 cigarettes, an "ad valorem" excise duty which is 20% of the total retail price, and VAT at 17.5% of the price including the other taxes.  About 80% of the price of a packet of cigarettes consists of taxation.\n\n\nCheck out their other fact sheets here:\nhttp://www.ash.org.uk/