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Just taken delivery of my first ever online grocery shopping; found it a bit daunting when I ordered it, but I know the procedure now. Really pleased with it all. Think its the way to shop in future as we don't have a car, saves carrying the shopping to the bus station, also cheaper than a taxi and saves a lot of time. Not sure OH is as keen on the idea as me though. Will be good in winter too, shop from the comfort of home 
I've always had very fresh longer lasting stuff from our Tesco delivery. Don't know who picks my shopping but I can't fault them.
Me too but if they only have a short life they point it out to you or reduce it.
OH not too pleased with my online shop as the loaves I got him, (delivered Wednesday) have gone mouldy already! He wasnt keen on me shopping this way anyway. BUT I will make sure I ask for the longest date on things like bread or he can always get his own 
My bread was fine.
Think I'm getting into the online shopping now; refused the 4pt of milk as it was only dated 2 days from now, in spite of me politely asking for the longest date. It wasn't a problem, delivery man was very nice about it.
On the order I had this morning the cornflakes box was a bit squashed at one corner so the driver refunded the whole price. No complaints here.
We don't pick the shortest dates, we are told to pick the best we can find on the shelves, it's not our fault fresh stuff has very very short dates, it drives us mad, as we get told off and it's not our fault.
We had a customer in the store tell our manager that she was very suprised as she had seen we really did look for the best produce....praise for once!!!
We had a customer in the store tell our manager that she was very suprised as she had seen we really did look for the best produce....praise for once!!!
hhmmmm, I'll ask when I go back to work on Friday.
I know from time to time they have free samples that aren't available to the public, tea, biscuits etc.
Price promise is a good one though, I'll definitely ask about that.......
here is my shop through mysupermarket (thus far)
you can see the price the same shop would be in the other biggest supermarkets
and the cashback rate
nearly £40 difference between asda and ocado (we dont have them here anyway)
and they all keep your vouchers and coupons in your account, so you just click to add them at checkout, same as you normally would
But wouldn't you get an email from Tesco the day after your delivery saying that you would have got it cheaper somewhere else and refunding you the difference?
no, because i buy several things that are specific to asda, so that is when tesco say they dont sell that exact product, so cannot price match it
i look to see what coupons i have in tesco, to see if that makes it worth while
it seldom is if ever
i do a tesco shop about every 1 in 6, so i can get the things i prefer from tesco
i'd go without rather than set foor in a supermarket
Im so glad Morrisons are catching on , they are very much behind in doing their online thing. Tesco is the one i go for at the moment but i still get bits from Sainsburys. i think they are actually building a Morrisons near me in Maidstone so they say, or i have heard on the grapevine???. They seem to have lots and lots of choice. We have an Aldis nearby but i went once and it just does not appeal???.
