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I can understand it, yes. Largely because I speak English and have an IQ that isn't in single figures.
The Monk
Hello,
You have to spend £50 on products alone - your £50 can not be made up of delivery charges i.e.
You buy something for £40 and delivery is £15 totaling £55.
You wont get free delivery as the delivery charges make the total up to over £50.
So buy something for £50 and you will get delivery free
Hope this makes sense, I almost confused myself!!!
kevt99@btinternet.com
Yep. Spend more than £50 on goods ,not including delivery. Easy....
xx2b2xx
The Monk is correct, direct deliveries are items delivered straight from Tesco. Larger items such as furniture items may come from the supplier, Free delivery does not apply to these items.
Feta Smurf
The Monk is right!
bluenose1949
Quite easy.
The cost of goods you buy must be at least £50 to qualify for free delivery if you order before midnite 7/12.
However if you order goods for say £48 with delivery say £5. Although total is £53 you will NOT qualify for free delivery.
Hope thats clear.
Ayrilik Çok Zor
Yes, I can understand that.
Surely anyone who reads and speaks English can understand that statement. What a silly question.