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MargaretR 09-02-2009 18:07

Asda grocery deliveries
 
If you get internet grocery deliveries you are probably already aware that Asda gives you free delivery if you use an Asda credit card for an over £99 spend.

There are also voucher websites with the codes to enter to get free delivery from Asda.

What you may NOT know is that if you use both a voucher and credit card for the same order, both work.

So Asda deliver free and give you cashback at the delivery price

I thought it might have been a computer glitch at their end, but it has worked twice for me:D

panther 09-02-2009 19:08

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Never had me food delivered by asda, i like to choose fresh food of the shelves ;)

Good tip though margaret;)


Karma sent....ya now got 100 Rep power....:D

Lilly 09-02-2009 20:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by panther (Post 677769)
Never had me food delivered by asda, i like to choose fresh food of the shelves ;)

Good tip though margaret;)


Karma sent....ya now got 100 Rep power....:D


LOL......when you do online grocery shopping you still get fresh food from the shelves.

They don't just send you products that have fallen on the floor. :D:D

cashman 09-02-2009 21:16

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not from the shelves in the supermarket Lilly? but fresh from the storeroom shelves, think panther wants to see the stuff first.:D;) we did a first buy from tesco online the other week n was well pleased with the gear.:)

emzy 09-02-2009 21:17

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on the plus side at least it wont have been groped by many people finding the one they want

emamum 09-02-2009 21:19

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what do you get up to in the supermarket??

emzy 09-02-2009 21:20

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i dont lol, i just pick up what looks ok but theres many a time ive stood there waiting to get what i want while people are feeling everything in the box before they find the right one lol

MargaretR 09-02-2009 21:21

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I prefer Tesco to Asda but they aren't offering free deliveries like they used to.
Now the Tesco voucher codes which I find online, give a (low rate) of clubcard points only.
Tesco has a much better organic range too, but the free delivery with a cash refund from Asda was just too tempting to avoid

emamum 09-02-2009 21:25

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im gunna be watching you next time i see you at asda lol

panther 10-02-2009 09:02

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If they get the food from the store room, then why do they walk around the store with a trolley and fill up?

I always get my fresh stuff from the back of the shelf, not at the front....i like to choose me own grub;)

cashman 10-02-2009 10:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by panther (Post 677918)
If they get the food from the store room, then why do they walk around the store with a trolley and fill up?

do they? i never seen em.:confused:

jaysay 10-02-2009 16:22

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 677958)
do they? i never seen em.:confused:

Thats cuz they do it when your not watching cashy:D

katex 10-02-2009 17:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 677958)
do they? i never seen em.:confused:

Not sure, but do they do the Internet orders from Accrington ?.. know some Supermarkets just have certain 'nearest' depots dedicated to this service

MargaretR 10-02-2009 17:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by katex (Post 678102)
Not sure, but do they do the Internet orders from Accrington ?.. know some Supermarkets just have certain 'nearest' depots dedicated to this service

Asda deliveries are from Clayton-le-Dale
Tesco deliveries are from Haslingden

magpie 10-02-2009 20:52

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I have used a few different ones... all have been really good: however I don't buy in bulk these days. But it if you need a big stress free shop its the way to go

lindsay ormerod 11-02-2009 20:10

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My only gripe is that they sometimes send you short dated stuff without flagging it up when you order it, it's a little late when you get the stuff out the fridge and see the date! Maybe I should be more thorough in checking it when it arrives but you would expect more than 2 days on a tub of houmous!

cashman 11-02-2009 22:58

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what the hell is houmous? sounds disgusting.:confused:

MargaretR 11-02-2009 23:05

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Chick pea paste/pate
I think this would be safe for a few days after sell by date because it has no meat content

cashman 11-02-2009 23:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 678637)
Chick pea paste/pate
I think this would be safe for a few days after sell by date because it has no meat content

ta now i know what it is,it sounds even more disgusting,:D

emamum 12-02-2009 10:01

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 678638)
ta now i know what it is,it sounds even more disgusting,:D


oooh no cashy, its great, i eat loads of it with carrot and cucumber sticks :D

emzy 12-02-2009 10:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by emamum (Post 678754)
oooh no cashy, its great, i eat loads of it with carrot and cucumber sticks :D


You cant say nowt..............you eat bacon and pringle butties and all sorts of other weird combinations at the moment :rolleyes:

emamum 12-02-2009 10:08

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shhhhhh....people will think i am strange!

panther 12-02-2009 18:23

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speaking of dips...I like guacamole...yum yum.

pipinfort 14-02-2009 09:34

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Originally Posted by panther (Post 678959)
speaking of dips...I like guacamole...yum yum.


Me too......like to make my own...and humous...we go through 3 tubs a week:D

jaysay 14-02-2009 14:38

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Just a slight wonder, saw an Iceland Delivery Van on our car park this morning, it said FREE DELIVERY ON, I think there must be minimum spend before they deliver

emamum 14-02-2009 14:49

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yeah, its £25 jaysay, i go down into town after ive dropped ty at school and choose the shopping then they deliver it to my house between 11 and 1 and the nice man puts it in my kitchen for me :D much easier than getting a taxi at the mo

MargaretR 14-02-2009 14:50

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I webbrowsed to find this
DELIVER - Iceland
It appears that you go to a store, show them a 'bonus card' and they will keep your stuff in its frozen state until the delivery time.

This is a lesser service than other stores offer and not one that would suit me.
It is many years since I was in an Iceland store and came out buying nothing.

If you want to survive on pizza and potnoodles you may find it OK:rolleyes:

emamum 14-02-2009 14:53

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we dont eat pizza and pot noodles margaret, i like the cook from frozen meat and they sell fruit and veg as well

MargaretR 14-02-2009 14:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by emamum (Post 679901)
we dont eat pizza and pot noodles margaret, i like the cook from frozen meat and they sell fruit and veg as well

So.... they are a little more upmarket now are they?
....when their tv ads stop using naff celebs their image will improve too.

emamum 14-02-2009 15:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 679904)
So.... they are a little more upmarket now are they?
....when their tv ads stop using naff celebs their image will improve too.

lol, they sell frozen and fresh meat, frozen and fresh veg, cheese, milk etc, i go and get my heaviest shopping from there and get it delivered,

if only the guy would put it all away for me as well :D

MargaretR 14-02-2009 15:19

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Do they have an organic range?

emamum 14-02-2009 15:20

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erm.... i dont know, probably not

MargaretR 14-02-2009 15:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by emamum (Post 679923)
erm.... i dont know, probably not

Thanks Em .....they have some way to go yet before I stop shopping at midnight in my nightie :D

emamum 14-02-2009 15:25

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i went to the shop in my pyjamas the other day cos I needed milk !!

MargaretR 14-02-2009 15:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by emamum (Post 679931)
i went to the shop in my pyjamas the other day cos I needed milk !!

Hussy:D
I admit to once putting my fur coat over my nightie to buy eggs at the allottment next door:o

emamum 14-02-2009 15:35

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i put my coat on over the top and my shoes on, i coulda gone in my dressing gown and slippers as well.... im past caring now!

Neil 14-02-2009 15:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 677824)
not from the shelves in the supermarket Lilly? but fresh from the storeroom shelves, think panther wants to see the stuff first.:D;) we did a first buy from tesco online the other week n was well pleased with the gear.:)

I don't think Asda at Accy have a storeroom as such any more. I have been told before that everything they have is on the shelves - maybe someone who works there can confirm that.

We use it sometimes and have rejected items close to the sell by date before that I would not have picked up if I had been in store personally.

MargaretR 14-02-2009 15:47

Re: Asda grocery deliveries
 
As an experienced internet grocery shopper of many years standing
I advise you to always select 'no substitutes' or strange items may get delivered
this thread shows some real howlers
What's the strangest "substitute" item you've been offered on your home delivery? - MoneySavingExpert.com Forums

emamum 14-02-2009 15:59

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that threads great!!

mattylad 14-02-2009 16:42

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I wont use Asda home delivery, they don't give the employee 10% discount online so it's always worth the 5 minute walk down the road to buy food in store. :D

norwich stanley 15-02-2009 16:31

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Had no idea there was such thing as free voucher websites,found one with spend £50 for free delivery(m3 fd lr 84) many thanks for saving me £4.50 a week,best i can offer you is some karma:)

magpie 15-02-2009 17:31

Re: Asda grocery deliveries
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 678633)
what the hell is houmous? sounds disgusting.:confused:


its really good ... with pitta bread and I made some the other week using Black Peas did not look so nice but the taste was very good

jaysay 16-02-2009 10:10

Re: Asda grocery deliveries
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by emamum (Post 679920)
lol, they sell frozen and fresh meat, frozen and fresh veg, cheese, milk etc, i go and get my heaviest shopping from there and get it delivered,

if only the guy would put it all away for me as well :D

Well from what I've heard they have some great bargains, Mtheads dad was telling me he goes in a lot and gets stuff at really good prices, but it won't be much good to me as I would be able to go and pick Te stuff for delivery, if I decide to start shopping in this way think I'll have to follow Margaret's way and use Asda

mattylad 17-02-2009 16:28

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Just a warning for anyone that ever considers the Asda Smart Price Iron (£3.87) - don't bother unless your happy to dry your clothes again afterwards.

The design of it is naff & it sloshes water all over the place in use.
It needs a cork!

Still, it ironed my shirt before I took it back :D

Tin Monkey 17-02-2009 19:59

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For £3.87, I'm surprised it even warmed up!!

mattylad 18-02-2009 18:58

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Oh it worked well apart from that, 1600w, ss soleplate just as good as more expensive ones.

Just crappy drainage problem :D

MargaretR 05-03-2009 10:53

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This refund of cash when you use a free delivery voucher code at the same time as an Asda card is continuing to work.
On line, you never miss multibuys and special offers because they are listed for you to look at.
Look at the saving I have made for a delivery on Saturday (copied from e-mail)-
subtotal: £131.10
multibuy discounts: £ 17.57
eVoucher discounts: £ 5.50
Free Delivery for using Asda Credit/Store Cards. delivery: £ 0.00
estimated total: £113.53



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