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Dunnes Home Delivery

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  • 13-09-2017 9:04pm
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    danjo-xx
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    How does this work guys, do you just load your trolly up, go to checkout, and pay for it and say you want this delivered?


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    erica74
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    danjo-xx wrote: »
    How does this work guys, do you just load your trolly up, go to checkout, and pay for it and say you want this delivered?

    I'm pretty sure that's it. Just to let you know, Supervalu and Tesco do home delivery too and I've used both and no complaints.


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    wmpdd3
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    Iceland does it too.


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    freshpopcorn
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    danjo-xx wrote: »
    How does this work guys, do you just load your trolly up, go to checkout, and pay for it and say you want this delivered?

    This is generally what happens in my experience!


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    PTH2009
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    Be a grand job to have . Start work and get a list for Mr A and you go around and load up there shopping pack into the delivery van and then repeat for another customer

    What if u order an item but it sells out before the worker gets to it ??


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    freshpopcorn
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    Be a grand job to have . Start work and get a list for Mr A and you go around and load up there shopping pack into the delivery van and then repeat for another customer

    What if u order an item but it sells out before the worker gets to it ??

    Well in this case with Dunnes. You go around the shop and pick out your shopping and just ask for it to be delivered to your house.
    With online shopping.(I'd say the system would know if an item was low in stock and need to pick up fast for the customer). If you did miss out on an item you'd probably get an e-mail. Saying sorry that xxxx was not in stock.


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    JohnC.
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    I believe the standard with online shopping (I've certainly heard it's how Tesco works) is when something is not available, its replaced with something equivalent. You should then be informed of this on delivery and have the option of refusing the equivalent item for a refund.

    Doesn't apply to Dunnes as they don't do online shopping (except for textiles). You do your shopping and they deliver.


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    sillysocks
    Registered Users Posts: 2,641 ✭✭✭sillysocks


    JohnC. wrote: »
    I believe the standard with online shopping (I've certainly heard it's how Tesco works) is when something is not available, its replaced with something equivalent. You should then be informed of this on delivery and have the option of refusing the equivalent item for a refund.

    Doesn't apply to Dunnes as they don't do online shopping (except for textiles). You do your shopping and they deliver.

    Yep this is how it works with SuperValu and Tesco anyway. There's also an option when choosing items not to substitute for something else if the original isn't available. Then you just don't get the item or a replacement (e.g. If you use a certain type of baby food and know you don't want a similar replacement then you just get none).


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