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Ninja CREAMi - Which method to use #1
For reference:
- the item is £200 and weighs around 7kg (its a blender smoothie maker thing)
- I am looking to buy the item from Argos, Amazon, or eBay, Currys, possibly even the ninja website itself
- i was thinking of maybe ftid or dna?
- maybe even wir, and then i try take it up with argos or currys

anyone have any ideas on what i can use to make sure it works?
(This post was last modified: 07-12-2023, 06:24 PM by Ikemsinachi.)

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RE: Ninja CREAMi - Which method to use #2
I have been thinking of getting the exact same thing! Seems like a very handy machine. I'll attempt FTID from ninja themselves when the item is back in stock. However, if anyone has other recommendations - I'm more than happy to take them on board.

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RE: Ninja CREAMi - Which method to use #3
(07-12-2023, 07:19 PM)NorthSpamz Wrote: I have been thinking of getting the exact same thing! Seems like a very handy machine. I'll attempt FTID from ninja themselves when the item is back in stock. However, if anyone has other recommendations - I'm more than happy to take them on board.

What kind of ftid are you gonna do, what weighs 7kg

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RE: Ninja CREAMi - Which method to use #4
(07-12-2023, 08:44 PM)Ikemsinachi Wrote:
(07-12-2023, 07:19 PM)NorthSpamz Wrote: I have been thinking of getting the exact same thing! Seems like a very handy machine. I'll attempt FTID from ninja themselves when the item is back in stock. However, if anyone has other recommendations - I'm more than happy to take them on board.

What kind of ftid are you gonna do, what weighs 7kg

V3 weighted - water bottles are easy to add weight with.

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RE: Ninja CREAMi - Which method to use #5
(07-12-2023, 10:12 PM)NorthSpamz Wrote:
(07-12-2023, 08:44 PM)Ikemsinachi Wrote:
(07-12-2023, 07:19 PM)NorthSpamz Wrote: I have been thinking of getting the exact same thing! Seems like a very handy machine. I'll attempt FTID from ninja themselves when the item is back in stock. However, if anyone has other recommendations - I'm more than happy to take them on board.

What kind of ftid are you gonna do, what weighs 7kg

V3 weighted - water bottles are easy to add weight with.

Will you send it to them, or near them?

Lmk how it goes, I’ll try it after you prolly, I found an eBay seller who sells it and has almost 10k sales so might try from there but don’t know which eBay method to use


@mothered Any thoughts?
(This post was last modified: 07-12-2023, 10:44 PM by Ikemsinachi.)

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RE: Ninja CREAMi - Which method to use #6
(07-12-2023, 10:30 PM)Ikemsinachi Wrote:
(07-12-2023, 10:12 PM)NorthSpamz Wrote:
(07-12-2023, 08:44 PM)Ikemsinachi Wrote: What kind of ftid are you gonna do, what weighs 7kg

V3 weighted - water bottles are easy to add weight with.

Will you send it to them, or near them?

Lmk how it goes, I’ll try it after you prolly, I found an eBay seller who sells it and has almost 10k sales so might try from there but don’t know which eBay method to use

I haven't looked into the company too much, therefore, I'm unsure as to where their returns go. I'll decide where to address the FTID after further reviews have been conducted.

In terms of eBay - I had just completed a successful FTID from them for £700. As long as you have an aged account, and the seller isn't small, it should work fine.

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RE: Ninja CREAMi - Which method to use #7
(07-12-2023, 10:44 PM)NorthSpamz Wrote:
(07-12-2023, 10:30 PM)Ikemsinachi Wrote:
(07-12-2023, 10:12 PM)NorthSpamz Wrote: V3 weighted - water bottles are easy to add weight with.

Will you send it to them, or near them?

Lmk how it goes, I’ll try it after you prolly, I found an eBay seller who sells it and has almost 10k sales so might try from there but don’t know which eBay method to use

I haven't looked into the company too much, therefore, I'm unsure as to where their returns go. I'll decide where to address the FTID after further reviews have been conducted.

In terms of eBay - I had just completed a successful FTID from them for £700. As long as you have an aged account, and the seller isn't small, it should work fine.

About that, my old account I used like normal did a few FTID orders and then during one of them they suspended my account and I wasn’t able to get my money back

I found another account of mine from 2018, have placed about 3 normal orders, do you reckon it’s worth a shot, cos if I get suspended mid way im not tryna pay the full price of this thing

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