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Tesco Direct are now charging £4.85 for store collection on orders under £25
aMeLia'S~MuMMY
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Just to make you aware tesco direct are now charging £4.85 for orders under £25 for collection from store.
Back to Argos ring and reserve for me.
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################aMeLia'S~MuMMY wrote: »Just to make you aware tesco direct are now charging £4.85 for orders under £25 for collection from store.Back to Argos ring and reserve for me.:A
Is there anything official about this anywhere?
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It is just on the website now if you try and order something for collection ~ the collect instore option has changed to say £4.85 if under £25. Free if over £25.
Not sure why but no use to me now, used to get some good bargains collecting in store.
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Is there anything official about this anywhere?
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Yes it's on their website ,I posted about this last night
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=554502
think the charge is a very recent thing
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Cant beleive it! I ordered few things,came to just over £10 on Sat,not picking up till Friday,though have rang to say items in.Its scandelous!0
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just spend enough to get the free delivery, then take back the items you dont need to the store, for a credit
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Do what I've done in the past (to make order up to MOV) order something in a strong colour - paint/curtains etc. open them as soon as you collect and then say they are far brighter/different colour to that on the website and ask for a refund. It means one trip instead of two!All the World is a Stage; and I'm going through a difficult one at the moment!0
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I am rapidly losing patience with them. Out of 10 orders over the past 12 months, 6 have been either late, incomplete or cancelled altogether. If they are charging for instore pick-up, they can forget it.0
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Why not order a sim as they have free delivery, and you can then choose delivery to your house with a 2 hour slot, then take the sim back for a full refund :beer:0
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Interesting as the FAQ at http://direct.tesco.com/help/default.aspx (question 10) still says about store pick up "and arrange free pick up"0
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