Well, the title sums it up but, briefly, I live abroad but still shop extensively in the UK and have goods shipped to me.
One thing we can't get here (in Bulgaria) is decently-priced good coffee pods, which fortunately(?) Aldi do stock. Following their retreat from the whole of the Balkans - after being soundly trounced by Lidl - I have to rely on online shopping to obtain them here. I'm registered with them but they refuse point-blank to deliver to a non-residential address, ie the shippers in London; Aldi Customer Services basically have no idea why that is but just make up different "reasons" when pressed for an answer. It seems to be as much a mystery to them as it is to me but then they had no idea that Aldi used to be in the Balkans and then pulled out, so the "Big Picture" is seemingly above their pay-grade..
I know it's probably a silly question but is this refusal to deliver to a particular "type" of address strictly legal? It's very galling, especially since they simply cancel orders without giving any notification that they have done so and one is left wondering when the goods are going to turn up until eventually discovering that they aren't....
PS Their Nespresso pods are GOOD!