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Sainsburys Homebase Deliveries Advice

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oldmegan | 15:02 Thu 20th Mar 2008 | Home & Garden
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We tried to buy a shed earlier today in our local Homebase store. They wanted to charge us �25 to deliver (less than one mile down the road), so we left it. I have just ordered exactly the same product on line, at the same price, and they have charged me �4.95 to deliver! How does that make any sense at all?
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The Homebase store will have overheads etc to cover, online don't.

I know it's the same Company but each store will have its own budgets/costs etc.
15:30 Thu 20th Mar 2008
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We had the same problem so we decided to go to B&Q. Not only are their sheds cheaper, like for like, but if costing more than �400 is delivered free and you can order from the store.
17:09 Thu 20th Mar 2008
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screwfix if you order in store will deliver for free
17:10 Thu 20th Mar 2008
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To In A Pickle - you're right they're not part of Sainsburys, they are now part of Argos, or part of the same group as Argos.
19:58 Thu 20th Mar 2008

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