Morrisons click and collect weird response from company...

balbs
balbs Posts: 95 Forumite
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edited 26 June 2020 at 9:06AM in Gone off!
I like our Morrisons in Reading and normally shop personally, so decided to try click and collect when it was started at the store.  Im not bad at the computer savvy stuff, but after an hour I just couldnt work out where it was online - I could only see home deliveries.  Next time I was in store (and they were helpful) some staff tried to assist me, and one through their account on a phone could get to click and collect.   This seemed strange so I emailed customer service and their reply was that my postcode wasnt in the click and collect range for the store (which seems strange) and secondly to get round this they suggested I change my postcode (even stranger as it means adding an address that isn't mine to the account).  Problem is even that didnt work.... has anyone seen or heard of this?... I just don't understand their answer... my real postcode is a Reading one, so why would Morrisons be bothered about certain postcodes not being eligible, after all its me travelling to them not the other one round!  Anyone enlighten me on what is going on?

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  • pumpkin89
    pumpkin89 Posts: 671 Forumite
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    I would guess that the address database is the same for Online Delivery and Click & Collect.  So if they don't deliver to your address, they probably don't have a way to make it eligible for Click & Collect, even though this seems totally illogical as you say!

    If my guess is right, you could check a few local postcodes on this page by trial and error, then you'll know which one to add to your account.
    https://accounts.groceries.morrisons.com/auth-service/sso/check-postcode
  • cymruchris
    cymruchris Posts: 5,557 Forumite
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    You could add the store post code - you won't get closer than that :smile:
  • balbs
    balbs Posts: 95 Forumite
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    Yep I added the store postcode... not eligible for delivery (kinda makes sense :))  The strange thing is I am eligible for delivery but not for click and collect!  thanks for the link pmpkin Ill try that out.
  • Debran
    Debran Posts: 349 Forumite
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    edited 26 June 2020 at 2:56PM
    Balbs - firstly I must state that, unlike you, I am not particularly computer savvy. :/
    However, I seem to remember having a similar problem with Morrisons website when I wanted to place an online order earlier this year.   I kept getting a message saying they do not yet deliver in my area although I knew that they did.
    Sorry if this is a bit hazy but I seem to remember being told that I needed to clear something on my computer.  Could it have been cache and cookies?  Whatever I did, it worked.  Try it and see if it helps.
  • drspa44
    drspa44 Posts: 95 Forumite
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    Currently, there are two Morrisons websites for ordering online.
    The delivery areas of the two websites do not overlap. It is confusing, especially in a situation where your home address is in the delivery area of one, but you want to click and collect from a store in another. If you don't have any luck with the online customer service, I would suggest trying to create a new account with a different email address. When it asks for a postcode, give the Reading store postcode. This should forward you to the website that begins groceries.store.morrisons.com.





  • balbs
    balbs Posts: 95 Forumite
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    edited 28 June 2020 at 8:08AM
    DRspa44 thanks for putting me out of my misery.... youre right so many thanks.  What I had to do was open a new account, put the store postcode in as if it was my own - as you rightly said this opened up the correct website. Quite why Morrisons have got into such a muddle beats me.   Their customer support didnt really seem to know what the problem was and the mark of a bad system to my mind is when the only way round things is all sorts of workarounds.  To rub salt into my wounds when I eventually put together my order my favourite yoghurt was missing... karma. 
  • MysteryMe
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    drspa44 said:
    Currently, there are two Morrisons websites for ordering online.
    The delivery areas of the two websites do not overlap. It is confusing, especially in a situation where your home address is in the delivery area of one, but you want to click and collect from a store in another. If you don't have any luck with the online customer service, I would suggest trying to create a new account with a different email address. When it asks for a postcode, give the Reading store postcode. This should forward you to the website that begins groceries.store.morrisons.com.





    That's brilliant, thanks. I don't have a Morrisons near me and did not realise I was in a delivery area but just checked and I am.
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