Tesco Home Delivery Shambles

C_Ronaldo

do the delivery drivers not have sat navs in theyre vehicles,

Gemmzie

C_Ronaldo wrote: »

do the delivery drivers not have sat navs in theyre vehicles,

You'd think so since they were flogging them for £60 the other day

Catseyez

We find the most efficient home delivery service for food to be Sainsbury's. We didn't have a very good experience with Tesco either.

ImADeity

Sainsburys give one hour slots and a ten pound voucher if they re late - cant say fairer than that !

chuckyegg

ImADeity wrote: »

Personally found Tescos deliveries to be abysmal - not so much the actual drivers who are generally OK and turn up approximately the right time, but more the stuff that gets picked for me. My local depot employs a !!!!!! chimpanzee on a blue card cultural exchange from Colchester Zoo to pick and pack all home deliveries - hence most of my stuff has to be either eaten the night it arrives as the dates are so short, or the food itself is pretty poor - browning salad, meat going a bit off colour etc.
I do always call and they refund it back onto your card, but its still annoying. Last time they delivered I was missing a whole bag of veg - but I DID have a packet of nappy sacks (opened). As I dont have a child, I called them and asked for my veg, offering the sacks back, but they told me to keep the sacks for my dog (which I also dont have). This is the twilight world I live in.
Try Sainsburys - much better in my opinion!

Tesco once delivered all of my shopping, and also left 3 bags of someone elses shopping which was not collected from me for 2 days despite 3 telephone calls asking them to get their act together!!

ictmad

i have used tesco deliveries twice(as our local tesco,s is to small and dont stock half the stuffi want)have fonud them to be on time and polite only small grumble i have is that the delviered all my stuf with like 2 itmes per bag,surely they should be trying to get as much as they can into a bag to save on using so many?

hjb123

C_Ronaldo wrote: »

do the delivery drivers not have sat navs in theyre vehicles,

The drivers that we have in the past have had Sat Navs but where we live in the countryside they arent much good as they send them down a narrow road in the opposite direction to our house - we can see them. We end up with special instructions - do not follow sat nav or you will go wrong! Saying that most drivers know the area as its a rural one

tosco12

ImADeity wrote: »

Sainsburys give one hour slots and a ten pound voucher if they re late - cant say fairer than that !

Yes but the standard of picking is cpra, who would shop in a store like sainsburys....not I

janey_uk

I used them once and it was a disaster. Half the items we ordered were replaced with 'similar' as they were out of stock. At that time we were in a first floor flat on a narrow street, so suprise suprise we ended up lugging it all up ourselves. Having said that, I do shoot steam from my ears when I'm held up on a road for someone else having a delivery! Just jealousy mainly

My in-laws ordered from Tescos and even received regular sausages as a replacement for vegetarian ones!

dangeroussports

I hear that if we continue to do everything online we wont have legs left in 4 generations.

I hear that you can now excercise on the internet too!


Seriously though...lol....just drive down to Tesco!