Coronavirus: Tesco restricts online orders to 80 items each
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Originally posted by WOM View PostHeh...all these cruise lines won't be part of the US bailout funds because they, of course, have all domiciled abroad for tax reasons. Shame, that.Last edited by Rogin the Armchair fan; 27-03-2020, 12:16.
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Originally posted by Ginger Yellow View PostThis must be some meaning of "restricts" I'm not familiar with.
We usually get a delivery every 3 weeks or so and that would easily have over 100 individual items (especially if you count single bananas, squashes etc.) Obviously we're not doing that at the moment, not least because Sainsbury's have stopped all online deliveries except to vulnerable customers, but the regular online shoppers who manage to bag a slot might well find their style (rightly) cramped by this.
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Originally posted by WOM View PostHeh...all these cruise lines won't be part of the US bailout funds because they, of course, have all domiciled abroad for tax reasons. Shame, that.
How is Tesco defining "item"? I presume not individual grains of rice or bananas in a bunch. 80 sounds high to me, but our family is small.
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Originally posted by Capybara View PostI've never had one. I don't drive either and try to avoid supermarkets. Easier in London I guess.
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This is the first time I’ve tried. The app is called Shipt. It let me sign up and order a bunch of things before telling me there are no available delivery slots. Now the app is so slow that I can’t even get it to take my password so I can go in and cancel the membership. Total fail. It should tell people *upfront* that it isn’t going to happen.
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