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I noticed that my brand (Camel Lights) are offered on the site, but the graphic shows the light-blue tinted pack...which means they're the "American Blend" that's sold in Europe (which, incidentally, tastes like crap). Ironically, the traditional tan/white colored box that's sold in the states is "Turkish Blend."

I took a trip to Italy a couple years ago, and brought 2 or 3 packs of Camel Lights I had bought in the states. After I finished those on the trip, I bought Camel Lights there in Italy (and discovered the descrepancy), and I couldn't wait to get back to the states for some C-Lights that I was used to...The price on the Web site was about less than half of what I pay at Costco per carton, but still, if they're going to be "American Blend", I dont' know that I could stomach a whole carton of 'em...Haha, maybe it'd be an incentive for me to quit! Always lookin' for more of those...

Do you know of any sites (similar to yessmoke.com) that are operated in the states (so that I would have a better chance of getting the good-tasting kind of C-Lights)?

not really..i don't know anything about the yessmoke.com site...i just read it in another post here one day...only other site i know is www.bigindian.com check them out....they are a deal in NY but here in louisiana a carton of marlboros , tax and all, appr 28.00

Check out
http://store.allnative.com/cgi-bin/AllNative.storefront/3e4ef9a60227c6b4273fc0a80101065e/Catalog/1104

Their brand name cigs are kind of expensive, any where from $18 to $34 a cartoon, depending on which brand you like. The native brands are $11 to $14 a cartoon. The Smokin Joe Natural brand are very good and only cost $11.49. Service is good, usually arrive in 3 business days in good condition. I've ordered from them for over 2 years and ordered 12 cartoons today. Never have a problem with them.

...(so that I would have a better chance of getting the good-tasting kind of C-Lights)?

We make our own and my husband smoked C-lights for years - he's found 2 different brands that he finds to be as good if not better - and they cost us less than $8 a carton.