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Cheap Christmas Veg 2025
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Seems I must have a different ' arrangement 'sarah1972 said:
Not at Tesco, Asda, Sainsburys or Morrisons - It’s the price of items on the day of delivery, always has beenEldi_Dos said:
Not my experience, I have placed orders two weeks in advance, and ensured delivery by card, some items that were on offer at time of order but not at time of delivery are charged at the offer price, seems pretty standard practice to me.General_Grant said:
Click & collect and Delivery orders are charged at the rate current at the date of collection/delivery not the date of placing an order. That applies throughout the year for all supermarkets.Eldi_Dos said:If you do online orders for click and collect or delivery, put your January orders in while this offer is on and hopefully have cheap veg for the whole of January as well.
Done this more than once,whether it will work for the Christmas veg offer is yet to be seen, suspect that items may be ' unavailable ' at time of delivery but nothing to lose by trying.
Why would anyone accept placing a order which included offer prices then pay a different price when order is fulfilled.Play with the expectation of winning not the fear of failure. S.Clarke0 -
Eldi_Dos said:
Seems I must have a different ' arrangement 'sarah1972 said:
Not at Tesco, Asda, Sainsburys or Morrisons - It’s the price of items on the day of delivery, always has beenEldi_Dos said:
Not my experience, I have placed orders two weeks in advance, and ensured delivery by card, some items that were on offer at time of order but not at time of delivery are charged at the offer price, seems pretty standard practice to me.General_Grant said:
Click & collect and Delivery orders are charged at the rate current at the date of collection/delivery not the date of placing an order. That applies throughout the year for all supermarkets.Eldi_Dos said:If you do online orders for click and collect or delivery, put your January orders in while this offer is on and hopefully have cheap veg for the whole of January as well.
Done this more than once,whether it will work for the Christmas veg offer is yet to be seen, suspect that items may be ' unavailable ' at time of delivery but nothing to lose by trying.
Why would anyone accept placing a order which included offer prices then pay a different price when order is fulfilled.In that case I have same arrangement, at Asda price on delivery is the offer price when ordered, unless there is a Lower offer price, in which case lower price is charged. Now I call that fairMorrison's is price on the delivery day regardless of order day price
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Because it’s always been that way.Eldi_Dos said:
Seems I must have a different ' arrangement 'sarah1972 said:
Not at Tesco, Asda, Sainsburys or Morrisons - It’s the price of items on the day of delivery, always has beenEldi_Dos said:
Not my experience, I have placed orders two weeks in advance, and ensured delivery by card, some items that were on offer at time of order but not at time of delivery are charged at the offer price, seems pretty standard practice to me.General_Grant said:
Click & collect and Delivery orders are charged at the rate current at the date of collection/delivery not the date of placing an order. That applies throughout the year for all supermarkets.Eldi_Dos said:If you do online orders for click and collect or delivery, put your January orders in while this offer is on and hopefully have cheap veg for the whole of January as well.
Done this more than once,whether it will work for the Christmas veg offer is yet to be seen, suspect that items may be ' unavailable ' at time of delivery but nothing to lose by trying.
Why would anyone accept placing an order which included offer prices then pay a different price when order is fulfilled.They scan your shopping on the day of delivery the same as you would by going into store.Tesco is a guide price, Sainsburys the same, Morrisons the same, Asda ‘may’ of changed nowNot all supermarkets do it thoughI’m a Senior Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on Competitions Time, Shopping & Freebies boards, Employment, Jobseeking & Training boards If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.2 -
Asda are good in as much as they always say price change if you pick a slot after the offer changes so you get a choice to accept or remove from basket, I assume it’s still the same although I haven’t ordered from them in a whileFarway said:Eldi_Dos said:
Seems I must have a different ' arrangement 'sarah1972 said:
Not at Tesco, Asda, Sainsburys or Morrisons - It’s the price of items on the day of delivery, always has beenEldi_Dos said:
Not my experience, I have placed orders two weeks in advance, and ensured delivery by card, some items that were on offer at time of order but not at time of delivery are charged at the offer price, seems pretty standard practice to me.General_Grant said:
Click & collect and Delivery orders are charged at the rate current at the date of collection/delivery not the date of placing an order. That applies throughout the year for all supermarkets.Eldi_Dos said:If you do online orders for click and collect or delivery, put your January orders in while this offer is on and hopefully have cheap veg for the whole of January as well.
Done this more than once,whether it will work for the Christmas veg offer is yet to be seen, suspect that items may be ' unavailable ' at time of delivery but nothing to lose by trying.
Why would anyone accept placing a order which included offer prices then pay a different price when order is fulfilled.In that case I have same arrangement, at Asda price on delivery is the offer price when ordered, unless there is a Lower offer price, in which case lower price is charged. Now I call that fairMorrison's is price on the delivery day regardless of order day price
So if you ordered 6 bottles if wine to save 25% for delivery on 19th December - you would lose out as it clearly states delivery up to the 18th https://www.asda.com/groceries/event/wine-offers
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It states when the offer is valid for.Eldi_Dos said:
Seems I must have a different ' arrangement 'sarah1972 said:
Not at Tesco, Asda, Sainsburys or Morrisons - It’s the price of items on the day of delivery, always has beenEldi_Dos said:
Not my experience, I have placed orders two weeks in advance, and ensured delivery by card, some items that were on offer at time of order but not at time of delivery are charged at the offer price, seems pretty standard practice to me.General_Grant said:
Click & collect and Delivery orders are charged at the rate current at the date of collection/delivery not the date of placing an order. That applies throughout the year for all supermarkets.Eldi_Dos said:If you do online orders for click and collect or delivery, put your January orders in while this offer is on and hopefully have cheap veg for the whole of January as well.
Done this more than once,whether it will work for the Christmas veg offer is yet to be seen, suspect that items may be ' unavailable ' at time of delivery but nothing to lose by trying.
Why would anyone accept placing an order which included offer prices then pay a different price when order is fulfilled.Credit card 1891
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Must have different system where you shop, in our store the pickers making up the orders have no notion of what the customer is paying, they do not know if a customer is getting a offer price, a loyalty card price or a multi buy price or indeed the full price, they just pick the items and put them in the packer.sarah1972 said:
Because it’s always been that way.Eldi_Dos said:
Seems I must have a different ' arrangement 'sarah1972 said:
Not at Tesco, Asda, Sainsburys or Morrisons - It’s the price of items on the day of delivery, always has beenEldi_Dos said:
Not my experience, I have placed orders two weeks in advance, and ensured delivery by card, some items that were on offer at time of order but not at time of delivery are charged at the offer price, seems pretty standard practice to me.General_Grant said:
Click & collect and Delivery orders are charged at the rate current at the date of collection/delivery not the date of placing an order. That applies throughout the year for all supermarkets.Eldi_Dos said:If you do online orders for click and collect or delivery, put your January orders in while this offer is on and hopefully have cheap veg for the whole of January as well.
Done this more than once,whether it will work for the Christmas veg offer is yet to be seen, suspect that items may be ' unavailable ' at time of delivery but nothing to lose by trying.
Why would anyone accept placing an order which included offer prices then pay a different price when order is fulfilled.They scan your shopping on the day of delivery the same as you would by going into store.
I have spoke to staff when picking up click and collect and they have said to me that the way they recognise item's are on offer is that there is a uptake on them and when they become 'unavailable' due to demand the staff then offer substitute's.
Your example of the 25% off six bottles having delivery date stipulation is not a very good one when such offers are not available nationwide, indeed are illegal where I live.Play with the expectation of winning not the fear of failure. S.Clarke0 -
Please come back and let us know, pretty sure you will be charged full price. Which supermarket?Eldi_Dos said:
Thank's for that , know were I will be shopping this year.rhcp said:Morrisons down to 5p with More card.
Will see if my cunning plan for January works, worth 20p on a punt.Credit card 1891
Overdraft 136.90
2026 EF 100/30002
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