Asda Delivery Saver - Annual Anytime Pass. Half price. Was £60 NOW £30.
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chocci
24 May 165#13
Iceland for value, tesco for choice, sainsbury or ocado if you're loaded, asda if you only want 50% of your order delivered :smiley:
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Danze1984
24 May 16#1
I pay on a rolling one, £2 a month. £30 in one go is far from a deal.
katiekatcom to Danze1984
24 May 162#2
It is 1/2 the normal price so it is a deal! I can't speak on your current deal, however, if you can point us towards where I can buy this I would be delighted to do so. The standard price for an ANYTIME delivery pass is normally £5 pcm (£60 p/a). As for the one off payment - I'm afraid that's part of the deal.
millarcat
24 May 16#3
Is that for the Midweek Tuesday - Thursday delivery pass? This is for the 'Anytime' delivery pass.
Danze1984
24 May 16#4
It's for any time, I tend to get it Saturday morning. It does have a £40 minimum spend though.
jellyjosie
24 May 16#5
Excellent timing thanks
basil1234
24 May 16#6
all good the comments be nice if op could sort out a proper link as does not work currently :laughing:
katiekatcom to basil1234
24 May 16#9
I'm really sorry. This is the second deal I've posted so I don't know how to do it. Can you please advise and I will do so?
dereklogan7
24 May 16#7
Have you got a link to the half price option?
dereklogan7
24 May 16#8
Found it. You have to sign in to get the £30 option.
Libertas
24 May 16#10
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I think there are quite a number of people that are looking into doing the same - but don't know the differences/benefits of one over the other.
So I'm asking for any input members can provide, helping us to compare and choosing the best online grocery/shopping solution.
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I think there are quite a number of people that are looking into doing the same - but don't know the differences/benefits of one over the other.
So I'm asking for any input members can provide, helping us to compare and choosing the best online grocery/shopping solution.
Tesco/Iceland/Asda/Ocado etc. etc.
Open question to all