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8/1/2022/ Comments off

Loyal customers should be PRIORITY I have used online shopping for years now,service has been good up until covid 19 virus.Then ASDA just cast away there loyal customers even those with passes cant get slots.ASDA need to look after the customers that have been the bread and butter of the company for years and not the ones that have never used online shopping before,nor will they use ASDA again. In the last few weeks, delivery slots have gone live with dates for Christmas food orders. Asda has increased the number of weekly slots available this year as demand continues to grow. If it is past the end of your delivery slot please call us on 0845 300 7771 for help. (Calls will be charged at a local rate) If it is still within your allocated delivery time slot, please wait before calling us. Not sure if they will do anything as it cant be helpped that they are late and they have called to say they will be xx.

Sainsbury's and Tesco have warned there are delivery slot shortages and have posted notices online urging shoppers to come to the stores instead.

The online supermarkets have informed customers of changes to the availability of delivery slots. stating the sites are experiencing ‘high demand’.

A notice on Tesco’s website reads: “We are releasing slots as and when they become available, but they are filling up quickly.

“We ask those who are able to safely come to stores to do so, instead of shopping online, to help us prioritise slots for more vulnerable customers.”

Tesco had no available slots until the middle of next week (Image: MEN media)

They have no available slots until Wednesday.

Sainsbury's notice reads:”Slots are still in high demand.

“We have been working hard to expand our service.

Sainsbury's stated on their delivery slot page: 'Slots are still in high demand' (Image: MEN media)

“More slots are now available and we are able to offer some of them to other customers.

“Customers who are vulnerable will get priority access and are able to book slots in advance of anyone else.”

It comes as government scientists warned the UK could be heading for a second lockdown.

Ocado also had no available delivery slots until mid next week (Image: MEN media)

On Ocado’s ‘pick a slot’ page, a notice reads: “Delivery slots are selling out faster than usual.

'If you can't find a slot now, please use the 'Next 3 days' button to see available slots further in advance.”

Asda had available slots - that were priced at £6.50 (Image: MEN media)

Meanwhile in Manchester Asda did have some availability, but slots were priced at £6.50.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is spending the weekend in Downing Street examining potential new measures across England as the latest figures show new infections are doubling every week.

Ministers are thought to be looking at a temporary two-week “circuit break” in an attempt to break the chain of transmission - coinciding with the October half-term school break, according to reports.

The move could see pubs and restaurants ordered to close or face a 10pm curfew, while socialising between households could be banned.

Another 4,422 lab-confirmed cases of coronavirus have been recorded in the UK in the past 24 hours.

The Covid-19 pandemic means more people than ever are relying on home delivery for their food shopping.

And with the news that up to three households will be allowed to gather over the festive period, many families are now preparing for their Christmas food shop.

Most supermarkets have already opened their Christmas delivery slots, allowing you to rest easy knowing your turkey is on the way.

Here are the latest updates for all the major chains…

Tesco

Tesco’s Christmas delivery slots opened on 13 November for people on its delivery saver scheme, and are now available to everyone.

Deliveries cost between £4.50 and £5.50, or you can choose to click and collect for £1.50.

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There is a £4 surcharge for deliveries under £40 and click and collect orders worth less than £25.

Asda

Asda’s delivery slots are now online and available to book.

Some dates and times are fully booked, depending on your location, but if this is the case you should still be able to select the click and collect option.

Delivery costs between £3 and £5.50, depending on when you want your order to come.

There is a £3 surcharge for delivery orders of less than £40 and click and collect orders of less than £25.

Morrisons

Morrisons’ Christmas delivery slots opened on 25 November, and you can book for any date from 20-24 December, subject to availability.

Delivery costs between £2 and £7, depending on when you want your food to arrive.

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Amazon Prime customers can get free delivery of they order their Morrisons shop through Amazon’s site.

Sainsbury’s

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Sainsbury’s schedule is as follows:

For delivery on 20 December, slots can be booked from 29 November
For delivery on 21 December, slots can be booked from 30 November
For delivery on 22 December, slots can be booked from 1 December
For delivery on 23 December, slots can be booked from 2 December

Sainsbury’s delivery pass holders will be given early access, which they should receive via email.

The supermarket charges £7 for delivery on orders under £40 and between 50p and £7 for orders over £40, depending on the slot.

There is a minimum order of £25. Click and collect is also available.

Waitrose

Waitrose’s Christmas delivery slots are now live on its website.

Delivery is free, but there is a minimum spend of £40. The same applies for click and collect orders.

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