Just visited my local sainsbury's for a parcel drop off for myhermes, which they only recently have launched and not much publicised for some reason.
As I wasnt spending anything - and only just dropping off the parcel, I did not hand my nectar card but to my surprise advisor asked me for the nectar as apparently each parcel drop off earns you 25 bonus point.
I tried finding on internet everywhere, cant find any news on it either on nectarcard website or on myhermes, so thought I will share here. Apologies if this has been duplicated.
So coming up to christmas if you are happen to use myhermes and dropping off at sainsbury's it might be worth handling the nectarcard out.
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Ross87 to ohdearohdear
21 Oct 154#17
I personally prefer ordering my staff from Amazon. The returns process is great if they arrive and turn out to be lazy gits.
Gollywood
21 Oct 153#24
Couldnt they have taken the bus?
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terayon00
20 Oct 15#1
Thanks for that buddy. It's good to know
clnsndrs to terayon00
20 Oct 151#2
I use MyHermes alot so will ask my local Sainsburys although i didn't know they did a drop off service, thanks for the heads up :wink: I usually use "One Stop" but will use Sainsburys if they do Nectar even though they are a bit further. I use my Nectar on Ebay so they all count. Thanks again.
ohdearohdear
21 Oct 151#3
Do not use Hermes! Just ordered some staff from Debenhams and they delivered it to someone else while our postcode is unique, just for our building and we live at number 10 and they delivered at number 34!!!! I needed to go and collect it as a lady called me who took it. Thanks God there was a phone number on the label
VincentGO to ohdearohdear
21 Oct 15#10
I don't have any problems with them. Been using it for 9 months now.
Ross87 to ohdearohdear
21 Oct 154#17
I personally prefer ordering my staff from Amazon. The returns process is great if they arrive and turn out to be lazy gits.
octopus to ohdearohdear
21 Oct 15#25
Must be a security issue as they wouldn't allow any "staff" to be delivered to 10 Downing Street :wink:
furbars
21 Oct 152#4
Rubbish company can't believe they keep going, it's often a deal breaker for me, if I'm interested in buying something and they say they use MyHermes I walk away.
deb8z to furbars
21 Oct 15#5
They keep going because not all the drivers are crap,same as everywhere,some have rubbish drivers some have good.
Intothewhite
21 Oct 152#6
I've not had a problem with Hermes yet. I've sent over 100 parcels with them over the last 4 months. I've had two parcels sent via royal mail that have gone missing . It all depends on the individual actually delivering the item. There are useless idiots working for everyone.
deb8z to Intothewhite
21 Oct 15#7
They haven't gone missing :confused:
robertoegg to Intothewhite
21 Oct 15#34
Same here, only thumbs up for Myhermes from me....
Intothewhite
21 Oct 15#8
What happened to them then?
deb8z
21 Oct 15#9
I meant it's usually people claiming they haven't arrived :neutral_face:
Polar1
21 Oct 15#11
Brilliant, wonder if it's 25 points per day or possible to drop off parcels individually to rack up the points. Not had any problems with Myhermes either.
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As I wasnt spending anything - and only just dropping off the parcel, I did not hand my nectar card but to my surprise advisor asked me for the nectar as apparently each parcel drop off earns you 25 bonus point.
I tried finding on internet everywhere, cant find any news on it either on nectarcard website or on myhermes, so thought I will share here. Apologies if this has been duplicated.
So coming up to christmas if you are happen to use myhermes and dropping off at sainsbury's it might be worth handling the nectarcard out.
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