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Just wondered whether you still have £1 delivery shots. They have now disappeared ( in my location Carlisle ) in the last few weeks. Yet front of the website they still advertise delivery from £1. If they get round this by having one ( or a very few ) location/s in the UK retaining £1 slots this is dodgy. Any info on your location ?
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Ocado have offered me £25 off first shop and free deliveries for a year
May have to take them up on it ! |
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@ the leopard,they are very good,been with them nearly a year and no complaints, they will have a £10 "meal deal" next week,way better than marks.
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Stopped using Asda years ago, after they dumped my groceries (inc frozen goods) at my doorstep when I wasn't in (they arrived 1 hour before my booked slot).
Stopped using Tesco a few years ago when they started to refuse to deliver if you were up any stairs. Its the pensioners I feel most sorry for. |
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Sainsburys, Acado, Morrison's, Waitrose.... Plenty of choice !
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I believe most supermarkets are limiting/dropping the cheap one-off slots,
as they want customers to switch to the monthly/annual subscription tariffs for online shopping e.g. £10 per month or £80 year and you have unlimited free deliveries. I'm guessing at these figures, but they want you to subscribe. Bit like Amazon Prime annual fee for free deliveries. |
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Sainsbury's is excellent if you're really hungry, you can get a week's worth of food with a use-by date of your delivery slot +5 minutes. Not great if you'd like to eat anything the day after.
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Risk it....live dangerously !
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poppy, sure you are right. Only one problem. I was paying £1 for delivery min spend £25. With the season ticket if you look at the small print min spend £40.
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Anyone know the legality of saying £1 delivery and not having ANY in some / maybe most locations ?
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Im loathed to start paying the annual fee, its an extra manipulation. If you subscribe then you will shop there and I tend to shop at other shops for certain things.
Tesco changed from 2 hour slots to 1 hour ones which are more expensive, though wednesday afternoons are still the bargins of just a few quid. Why would you have a delivery of less than 40 quid anyway? The whole point of em is to have fewer of them and break the f uckin delivery van's axle with the amount of shopping they bring surley? |
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getting used by food delivered
prob pick it up dustbins on route |
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^ words order missing, some
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How very dare you ask such a question. Fortnum And Mason courier the only way surely.
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