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For me the hassle of scheduling the online order really took the shine off of online grocery shopping. Expense was also a factor, but if I need to stay up till
by InfiniteRand 6y ago
For me the hassle of scheduling the online order really took the shine off of online grocery shopping. Expense was also a factor, but if I need to stay up till 2 AM to schedule an order, I would rather just stock up more in fewer grocery trips and try to go for odd hours
- eyeball 6y agoWhy are you having to stay up until 2 am? I've had no problem filling my cart and getting a delivery time any time I want. There were some "delivery windows are full" problems early in the pandemic, but no problems now. Most sites I use make it easy to re-order past purchases so I can get my shopping done in 5 minutes most weeks.
- graeme 6y agoHighly dependent on local areas and chains, I suspect. In my city, there were no delivery slots for weeks with most chains, just one had pickup. Now they pretty much all have it scaled. But I could imagine some places don’t, especially cities with surging cases and new lockdowns.
- chapium 6y agoJewel/ Safeway/ Albertsons online ordering systems are abysmal. Very high friction to browse, endless searching, and when you get to the end you find out that the items you selected are not in inventory for that store. The switch sizes and brands like there was no consideration for price or storage preference.