Just made a complaint to Sainsburys. I put the following:
I had a grocery order to be delivered today. Originally it was over £40 and had a delivery charge of £1. I deliberately chose a saver slot to minimise this delivery charge.
I did make an alteration to my order yesterday. It shouldn't have taken me below £40. But, I now realise that the 10 bags of jelly beans (50p each) I had originally ordered must have been taken off my order when reordering. I never realised this as the reduction in cost was more or less disguised by a £6 increase in delivery charges.
Hence, when I received my receipt today it was claimed that everything was there that I ordered and that my delivery charge was £7 (not £1 as I expected).
I was confused by this until I noticed the jelly beans weren't there on the receipt. And when searching the site, they are no longer available.
Why was it not brought to my attention:
a) That the jelly beans had been taken off my order?
b) That due to this, my delivery charge had increased from £1 to £7??
Now I've had to cancel my order, and reorder the very same groceries for tomorrow. Meanwhile, I have virtually no food left in my house. I am very dissatisfied and will be writing up about this.
I think it's a bit rich for them to cancel the jelly beans then increase my delivery charges by £6 into the bargain and not inform me of any of this! I actually rang up and cancelled the order as they refused to rescind the £6 extra delivery charges. I never complained at that point as I thought I must have made a mistake. It was only after the phone call that I noticed the jelly beans are not on the receipt. I feel irritated, and I have virtually no food left!
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