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Old 26-02-2009, 19:59   #39
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Re: My ASDA Complaint going well

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Originally Posted by Welshchris View Post
This is what i dont get u see, it cant be because i live in flats, i had a new bed delivered, they brought it up in flatpacks in the lift and even took it into the bedroom ready for me to assemble, i had 2 sofas delivered from Argos again they were brought in the lift on a trolly and into my living room. I really dont know what ASDA's problem is.
I have the same problem as you Chris - live on the 4th floor of a 14 storey apartment block and can't get my shopping delivered - even though i'm in a quite an affluent area, with low crime rates. Budget wise it makes sense for me to do one 'friday big shop' a month and then buy as i go - but because of Asda's reluctance to even help me to lift (which would help a bit!), i shop weekly and probably spend more than i actually want to.

The answer is www.mysupermarket.co.uk - compare the prices of the other three supermarkets (not asda obviously) and go with the cheapest.
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