Anyone use this service? Unfortunately you have to be an Amazon Prime member to use it, and I'm not keen on Prime.
Is it a good alternative to Home Shopping with the supermarkets?
Is it a good alternative to Home Shopping with the supermarkets?
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I'm a prime member and it doesn't tempt me at all.
I reckon I'll stick with Tesco. They let you choose an hour slot for the delivery. I can't see anything like that with the Amazon thing - it could be delivered by the notoriously bad Amazon Logistics vans at any time day or night.
Might make sense if you live in the Orkneys.
I reckon I'll stick with Tesco. They let you choose an hour slot for the delivery. I can't see anything like that with the Amazon thing - it could be delivered by the notoriously bad Amazon Logistics vans at any time day or night.
Might make sense if you live in the Orkneys.
Originally Posted by diablo:
“I'm a prime member and it doesn't tempt me at all.
I reckon I'll stick with Tesco. They let you choose an hour slot for the delivery. I can't see anything like that with the Amazon thing - it could be delivered by the notoriously bad Amazon Logistics vans at any time day or night.
Might make sense if you live in the Orkneys.”
“I'm a prime member and it doesn't tempt me at all.
I reckon I'll stick with Tesco. They let you choose an hour slot for the delivery. I can't see anything like that with the Amazon thing - it could be delivered by the notoriously bad Amazon Logistics vans at any time day or night.
Might make sense if you live in the Orkneys.
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Yes that is what worried me. I thought it might be OK if you got the munchies and didn't mind waiting a day or two.
The trouble with home shopping with the supermarkets is that they have a minimum shop, so you can order £5 worth of muchies for the next day, especially if you have already done a £40 shop that week.
