Big C not Delivering online orders anymore?

[SymS]

I've been ordering online for several years now, but now it appears Big C is not shipping anymore.

When checking out there isn't any shipping slot anymore. When checking out, I'm not offered any time slot until March 28th.

 

[MJCM]

I guess they are shipping but can't cope with the demand in your area.

 

My SIL is ordering with them (we can't as we are 60+km's from the store) and she had a delivery today

 

 

Edited March 22, 2020 by MJCM

[yuri48494]

Same with Tops as well. 

[vogie]

I have used Tesco Lotus home delivery in the past, the next available date is the 29th of this month.

[Metropolitian]

The shipping slots are still there. But full so all booked and they are still delivering.

[brokenbone]

guessing corona fear makes more ppl order

[rak sa_ngop]

11 hours ago, vogie said:

I have used Tesco Lotus home delivery in the past, the next available date is the 29th of this month.

My brother put an order in in the UK.The earliest delivery date he got was the 28th NEXT month (April)

[SymS]

11 hours ago, vogie said:

I have used Tesco Lotus home delivery in the past, the next available date is the 29th of this month.

I can also see 29th March is the next available date on Tesco website this morning too. Too bad, all promotions are only valid until 25th.

[Guderian]

It's much worse in the UK. My brother told me that the next available delivery slot for Sainsbury's online shopping service was six weeks away.

[ThaiBunny]

The big Aussie supermarkets are either proactively through their loyalty programmes or reactively through online applications, setting up the elderly in "priority delivery" programmes - https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/discover/priorityassistance

[Snow Leopard]

2 hours ago, rak sa_ngop said:

My brother put an order in in the UK.The earliest delivery date he got was the 28th NEXT month (April)

Whats the point?

[Snow Leopard]

5 minutes ago, ThaiBunny said:

The big Aussie supermarkets are either proactively through their loyalty programmes or reactively through online applications, setting up the elderly in "priority delivery" programmes - https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/discover/priorityassistance

That is really good. 

[Snow Leopard]

8 minutes ago, ThaiBunny said:

The big Aussie supermarkets are either proactively through their loyalty programmes or reactively through online applications, setting up the elderly in "priority delivery" programmes - https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/discover/priorityassistance

I was just told they are doing the same in the UK

[sharktooth]

19 minutes ago, Guderian said:

It's much worse in the UK. My brother told me that the next available delivery slot for Sainsbury's online shopping service was six weeks away.

And there is no guarantee you will get what you order.

[jirathama]

You have to put your order early in the morning,  in order to get a slot 1 week from that. I ordered mine 5 am and could choose only from 2 out of 4 delivery hours.

[natway09]

Hopefully they are protecting delivery slots for the needy.

I walked to Foodland today & I must say very civilized

[Max69xl]

13 hours ago, SymS said:

I can also see 29th March is the next available date on Tesco website this morning too. Too bad, all promotions are only valid until 25th.

There are new promotions starting the 26th. 

[SymS]

15 hours ago, jirathama said:

You have to put your order early in the morning,  in order to get a slot 1 week from that. I ordered mine 5 am and could choose only from 2 out of 4 delivery hours.

Thanks. I should have thought about it. Ordered right after midnight earlier today with delivery next Monday.

 

I've noticed they've had afternoon delivery only (2 slots) for several months now.

[joskeshake]

Look date later and you will see they still deliver,I ordered online 20/03 and delivery comes 27/03

[SooKee]

I also noticed TOPS no longer offers free delivery for orders over a certain value and that their regular delivery fee has jumped from THB 40 to THB 160.  Nice ????

[transam]

13 hours ago, Max69xl said:

There are new promotions starting the 26th. 

10% discount for those who get off the sofa and do something useful....

[SymS]

5 minutes ago, SooKee said:

 their regular delivery fee has jumped from THB 40 to THB 160.  Nice ????

Same thing for Lazada (Lazmart). I used to get free shipping for over 800 THB, then 39 THB outside of Bangkok, then last time my order failed and was cancelled due to an error with the website, and the next day I ordered the shipping fee jumped to 159 THB. I think it's still free in Bangkok though.

[Tayaout]

7 minutes ago, SymS said:

Same thing for Lazada (Lazmart). I used to get free shipping for over 800 THB, then 39 THB outside of Bangkok, then last time my order failed and was cancelled due to an error with the website, and the next day I ordered the shipping fee jumped to 159 THB. I think it's still free in Bangkok though.

Noticed the same thing. However just received an order and it took 48h instead of the usual 24h.

[transam]

Home delivery, hmmmm, you don't know who has touched the box, bags or contents.....????

 

Plus, in LOS the washing of hands is a pretty lax practice.....I will carry on going out to buy my own stuff..............

 

[Max69xl]

1 hour ago, transam said:

Home delivery, hmmmm, you don't know who has touched the box, bags or contents.....????

 

Plus, in LOS the washing of hands is a pretty lax practice.....I will carry on going out to buy my own stuff..............

 

And the stuff you buy yourself hasn't been put on the shelf by someone and been delivered to the store by another one? Your logic is way off. 

[Curt1591]

HomePro stores have been closed for some time. But, they are still doing internet. However, speaking with their call center, we were told that we will have to wait and hear what the decree entails Friday. They will proceed according.

 

One might imagine that other delivery services will do likewise. Hopefully people didn't pay in advance. What a mess it will be, getting refunds, if deliveries are not allowed!

 

[transam]

37 minutes ago, Max69xl said:

And the stuff you buy yourself hasn't been put on the shelf by someone and been delivered to the store by another one? Your logic is way off. 

I wear latex gloves, how about you...?   ????

[SymS]

55 minutes ago, Curt1591 said:

 What a mess it will be, getting refunds, if deliveries are not allowed!

Deliveries may be about the safest way to buy things. Going to a shop with many people entails much more risk of getting infested.

 

Refunds are usually not a problem, and many people likely pay at the door with card or cash. That's what I often do because paying online fails often.

Edited March 25, 2020 by SymS
add info about refunds

[Curt1591]

26 minutes ago, SymS said:

Deliveries may be about the safest way to buy things. Going to a shop with many people entails much more risk of getting infested.

You seem to think that the decree will make sense ...