on 15-12-2014 10:07 PM
on 28-12-2015 11:57 PM
I have bought one from target, the new 900watt 15 piece set that this seller is selling
I felt a bit sad, that I paid $159 at target and thought that was an awesome price, where as the exact same thing is being sold here for wayyy less. How can this be fake. This set has just launched in Australia and is exclusive to target.
This seller has sold about 430 of these and all the buyers seem happy. Can anyone tell me if these are real or fake. If they're real, I would probably return to target and buy from here!
on 29-12-2015 12:05 AM
29-12-2015 12:08 AM - edited 29-12-2015 12:10 AM
If they actually exist - no selling history apart from the Nutribullets - then they are likely to be fake anyway.
With buying from Target you get a real warranty, which you most certainly won't with an eBay purchase.
"edit" missed the "gift" bit slr........................"slaps self"
on 29-12-2015 12:23 AM
429 gifts from a friend? FAKE! The feedback is probably OK because the buyers opened the box and it looked real. Nothing to say that in a few weeks it won't malfunction, including catching on fire. As already mentioned, far better getting one from a real shop. At least you know it's the real deal and not some poor quality knock off that could burn your house down.
on 29-12-2015 11:58 PM
Thankyou everyone. I feel better now. I have put received mine yet but I am sooo excited 🙂
on 30-12-2015 01:44 AM
01-01-2016 07:26 PM - edited 01-01-2016 07:27 PM
I bought the target one for $159 first, then when the 15% off sale came on eBay, I bought again from target eBay store for $135. Will return the fits one. None have arrived because of holidays but I'm sooo excited :))
on 01-01-2016 08:09 PM
I bet the seller is not going t be too excited when you want to return the item because you got it cheaper.
But I guess as it was Target the usual rules don't apply.
Does Target offer change of mind refunds.....you won't get the shipping cost back you know?
I can see you going on a lot of seller's party lists with that attitude to sellers.
on 02-01-2016 12:13 AM
It looks like it was free shipping both from eBay and the Target website. They do accept change of mind returns, both instore and by post, with conditions. They will refund using the original payment method, so if PayPal was used, the card attached to the PayPal account must be presented for the refund.
It can also be posted back. Shipping labels are provided. Depending on the reason for the return depends on whether they charge for the postage costs or not.
Returns via the post
To return an item that you have purchased from Target Online back to us via the post:
If the item/s is large, bulky or if you have any questions, please contact us attargetonlineshopping@target.com.au or call 1300 753 567 Monday to Friday between 8.30am and 8.30pm AEST and Saturday 10am - 3pm AEST.
We also reserve the right to charge you for any postage costs incurred for returns, should a refund or exchange be declined or if you’ve changed your mind. If you've requested an exchange of a product that you’ve purchased online, we’ll do our best to fulfil your request, however please note that this is subject to stock availability.
*****this next part is taken from the refund policy*****
Other products:
We offer a refund or exchange if you change your mind within 28 days of purchase or delivery. Items must be in their original packaging and in new condition suitable for resale. Manuals, packaging and accessories must accompany electrical and electronic products. Electronic games, computer software, DVDs and CDs must be contained within the security seal.
on 04-01-2016 01:54 PM
I also got a fake/counterfeit Nutribullet. The Nutribullet I bought was given to my daughter for Christmas. My daughter notice straight away that the item was counterfeit. I rang 1300 BULLET and I gave them the serial number of the product. They confirmed the product I received was counterfeit. The lady on the phone advised me that they don't sell Nutribullets to a third party. I email the seller and he refused to refund. I have now taken it to Paypal awaiting to hear from seller.
I saw on this noticeboard that a member said all Nutribullets on Ebay are fake. This is incorrect. I just bought one again on Ebay from Target. Only buy Nutribullets from recommended retailers. If you are unsure ring 1300 BULLET or go to their Facebook page. I hope this help some people.