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Decided to try online grocery shopping again

Koalemos @Asylum (47893) • Manchester, England 2 Aug 17

It is a long while since I last order groceries online to be delivered to my home. Of course now that I do not get out much, I have decided to try again. There were two major issues with online grocery shopping. Firstly, all too...

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My password cannot be wrong

Koalemos @Asylum (47893) • Manchester, England 5 Dec 15

I have not used the Asda website to order groceries for quite a long time now, but since I plan on stocking up for Christmas it seemed a good idea. My plan today was to visit the website and make a start because I can save...

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Asda Says Bye Bye Black Friday: I Say Hooray!

Scholera @Scholera (56) • Newcastle Upon Tyne, England 12 Nov 15

British supermarket giant Asda has announced that they will not be hosting a Black Friday event this year. This is good news to me. In recent years, UK shoppers have tried to emulate their American cousins, following the...

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Time for me to consider hibernation

Koalemos @Asylum (47893) • Manchester, England 6 Nov 15

At present there is very little food in my refrigerator, freezer or cupboards. The reason is that I tend to go out for a wander around every day, so stocking up on groceries would be quite superfluous. With the weather beginning...

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Even Asda has free wifi now.

Koalemos @Asylum (47893) • Manchester, England 24 Nov 12

I know that free wifi has become extremely popular due to the increased custom it attracts, but I was amazed to discover that a supermarket is offering this service. Internet and email are now common features of mobile phones so...

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ALDI Has A "No Basket" Policy For Their Food Stores

Janey1966 @Janey1966 (24170) • Carlisle, England 29 Feb 12

What a strange shop ALDI is. Don't get me wrong, if people want to shop there that's fine (especially when everyone is skint these days) BUT they're missing a trick with their "no basket" policy. They DO have the large trolleys...

no basket policy

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Promotions on things in the shops

jugsjugs @jugsjugs (12967) 14 Nov 10

At the moment there are alot of shops that have promotons on.Like spend £100 and get a £10 voucher.So seems as i have got all the vouchers that i had ordered this week, i sent the husband on a shopping spree to get a few extra...

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Any students in the UK - favourite supermarkets for shopping?

melfrancis @melfrancis (18) 27 Oct 08

Which supermarket is your favourite? best value for money etc? whats your local store?

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Discount.

Jizzo_x @Jizzo_x (42) 23 Jun 08

i live in england but i go to the states alot with my dad and we always shop in walmart, purely because its a bigger version of ASDA and because my dad works in ASDA in england we get discount in walmart. Its well good, had...

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Cheapest mobile phone going....£5 each!!!

cinderella2007 @cinderella2007 (2662) 25 Apr 08

Mobile phones have hit a new low today after Asda have announced it £5 mobile 'pay-as-you-go' handset. Asda say these are the cheapest even seen in the country and have predicted that all 50,000 handsets will sell out quickly...

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Asda are launching Harry Potters final book at the cheapest price in the UK!

dandee @dandee (24) 12 Jul 07

Harry Potters new book is hitting the shops on 20th july and asda will the cheapest retailer selling the book for no more than £8.47 with a potential drop to £7.96. Whos going to be queueing at midnight then?

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Has ASDA got more expensive?

shelagh77 @shelagh77 (3643) 24 Apr 07

ASDA/Walmart have made their name as being one of the most inexpensive food stores. In the UK the TV channels have been flooded with advertisements about ASDA being the cheapest. It seems to me that now they have convinced...

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Is the quality of food getting poorer?

hezoid @hezoid (2144) 27 Mar 07

Do you find that the quality of food that you buy is becoming ever poorer? I'm personally finding that i'm getting kless value for money as the price increases bu the quality decreses. I've noticed that this is especially true of...

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Should We all try to be 'Ethical Consumers?'

Bigdougieb @Bigdougieb (147) 17 Dec 06

I read an article recently talking about 'The real price of cheap clothes.' It was quite interesting as it talked about many of the cheap clothes that we buy from super markets such as 'Asda, Tesco and Pri-mark' and sated that...

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