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ASDA 3 months unlimited delivery for £15
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MrsRogers
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Just had flyer through the post offering 3 months unlimited delivery (min spend £40)
I use to always shop online until got fed up with food prices at big supermarkets and high costs of delivery. We switched to Aldi but thinking of giving this a go as it will cover Xmas too.
I use to always shop online until got fed up with food prices at big supermarkets and high costs of delivery. We switched to Aldi but thinking of giving this a go as it will cover Xmas too.
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You do have to spend a minimum of £40 though.January Grocery 11/3740
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if you do a fortnightly weekend shop its def worth it - w/e slots are around a fiver
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Apparently it includes Direct and George orders too ... trying to decide if it would be worth me having to rework my shopping lists to Asda stock (currently on a similar deal with Tesco which ends soon but has more than earnt the fee back)DFW Nerd no. 884 - Proud to [strike]be dealing with[/strike] have dealt with my debts0
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I bought the "one month for £5" when it was on promo a few weeks ago. Definitely worth it as ive saved £16.50 on 3 shops already, and still have a week left
However, my offer was "orders over £25" which was better.0 -
Just posted on the other thread.... I think Asda should re think the min £40 as it was the £25 min order that made switch from Tesco Delivery Saver not the monthly cost.
I registered an account for my son who is at uni as the £25 was ideal, i won't be doing the delivery pass again for him
now they have increased to £40. I would rather pay more and have the min still as £25.Have lots more ‘Pending’
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Just posted on the other thread.... I think Asda should re think the min £40 as it was the £25 min order that made switch from Tesco Delivery Saver not the monthly cost.
I registered an account for my son who is at uni as the £25 was ideal, i won't be doing the delivery pass again for him
now they have increased to £40. I would rather pay more and have the min still as £25.
I agree, really dissapointed with that min spend especially as it includes asda direct too0 -
I have paid for the 3 month deliveries for £15 - it will save me the stress of having to take my daughter round Tesco with me!! I spend over £40 every week so it works very well for.
I have however just been on the website to add a few things to my account and it said that the minimum spend was £10 - I went through to checkout and it had the items and the "free" delivery listed!Trying to regain my comping mojo0
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