Re: B&Q spends ?60m on relaunched website

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> > "B&Q is also launching a new click-and-collect service to replace the > reserve-and-collect service. The new service allows customers greater > freedom to purchase products online and to collect them next day from > one of B&Q's 360 stores" > > Translation: > > you now have to pay for things when you reserve them instead of paying > when you turn up to collect. > > And that's supposed to be an "improvement" > > Well as the customer, I can tell you that it isn't. > > At some point since I last "reserved" something from Tesco online they > have implemented this "improvement" and it's a right PITA. > > Instead of just clicking on what you want and printing out a copy of the > reservation number (and then turning up at the store after the have > phoned/texted you to say that it has arrived), you have to go through > the rigmarole of creating an account so that you can pay "securely".

And thus give them gold-plated contact details for marketeers ...

> This may be fine for regular users who already have the account, but for > occasional purchases - it sucks!

Of course B&Q would prefer *regular* purchases ...

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Jethro_uk
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Or, perhaps, they got pissed off with people "reserving" stuff then never collecting it, perhaps even leaving real live paying customers short of stock in store.

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Adrian

Argos seem to manage...

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Tim Watts

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