Asda £1 delivery

welshee

skintmum2012 wrote: »

I always use tesco and get my order delivered for a pound. It is mainly between 10 and 11 at night but that works for me as the kids are in bed and I don't get helped to put it away.

I like The "helped" bit it seems thats what id do with the mrs.
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Februarycat

That's a good deal, I paid £5.99 yesterday morning for a Sainsburys delivery, I'm sure they have put their delivery charges up. I will have to check for cheaper delivery slots.

Bongo567

Aldi need to go online shopping.

They would make a killing and put the other supermarkets out of business.

I_luv_cats

Februarycat wrote: »

That's a good deal, I paid £5.99 yesterday morning for a Sainsburys delivery, I'm sure they have put their delivery charges up. I will have to check for cheaper delivery slots.

Would a pass be better for you??


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Luckily I got a 6 mth pass offer from Tesco, £30 upfront, so works out to £1.15 week (v £4.50 to £6 cash)

sarah1972

Bongo567 wrote: »

Aldi need to go online shopping.

They would make a killing and put the other supermarkets out of business.

If they did they wouldn't get my business.

polomints

It could be that someone very near to you has also ordered shopping at the same time slot, that would mean you get offered a cheaper price for the same time slot.

I_luv_cats

polomints wrote: »

It could be that someone very near to you has also ordered shopping at the same time slot, that would mean you get offered a cheaper price for the same time slot.

Heard somewhere that it might tie in with Morrisons new del service

Anatidaephobia

I had no idea you could get delivery for as little as £1, Sainsburys is something in the region of £3.99 or £4.99 which never seems worth it to me so I only do it if I've got a free delivery voucher.

alanq

polomints wrote: »

It could be that someone very near to you has also ordered shopping at the same time slot, that would mean you get offered a cheaper price for the same time slot.

Ocado has a system that shows you time slots when they will be delivering in your area. This allows you to book these slots and save the environment (and Ocado money). Sadly it does not save you money. Given the choice of paying for a slot that would save fuel and another an hour later for £0 I chose the latter.

I suppose if a supermarket has to obtain vans and employ staff it makes sense to encourage customers to make use of spare capacity at off-peak times. I wonder how sophisticated pricing is. Does it cost more to have deliveries further from a store? Is it cheaper to book early or at the last minute?

£1 offer promoted here.
http://www.asda.com/delivery-slots/

hilstep2000

I've got a delivery today for £1. It said between 5 and 7pm. Just had an email to say it will be between 5.30 and 6.30!