[WA] Take $20 off and Get Free Delivery on Your First Order for Woolworths or ALDI on Groceries [$50 Minimum Spend] @ Unocart

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AssociatedFeedmee on 08/10/2018 - 15:45 unocart.com (206 clicks)
Last edited 09/10/2018 - 21:34 by 1 other user

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Grocery delivery from Woolworths or Aldi on the same day. $20 off + free delivery on your first order when you spend over $50.
For Perth only and please check your postcode on the landing page and select the Woolworths or Aldi store. You can shop at multiple stores in one order at no extra cost!
Any problems we have a great online support team just ask them and Woolworths and Aldi prices are the same as in store.
*Prices are the same as in store
*Limited to first-time Unocart users only, one per a household.

Thank you!

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  GordonR on 08/10/2018 - 17:12

  Interesting, but how does the business model work?

  I can't see how a shopper can possibly make a living if you only charge the customer $7, but expect the shopper to do both the actual shopping, and then deliver the goods in their own car.

  Coles (etc) can break even because they charge more, and bundle multiple deliveries into a single truck, which is equipped with suitable refrigeration to cope with ice-cream, butter etc.

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    bamzero on 08/10/2018 - 17:50

    OK, so I had a read of the help section to try and get a handle on how it works for the shopper…

    According to this they pay the shopper 5% of order value + $8, but also mentions a bonus if only doing one order. However their example doesn't add up to me
    "Our average cart size is $95. If you are able to do two $95 orders at the same time, you'll make $21.50." Shouldn't that be $25.50 (or $17.50 if the $8 is per shopping trip)
    Here though they say pay is estimated on how long the shop will take..

    The shopper pays directly at the self checkout by sending a photo of the total to Unocart who instantly send you the funds via PayID so you can make payment without being out of pocket.

    Yet they say they charge the customer the same price as in store, and only $7 delivery. Are their profits in kickbacks from the stores?

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      GordonR on 08/10/2018 - 21:36

      Can’t see supermarkets having enough margin to pay out much as referral fees.

      Overall, it seems like there’s lots of ways in which things can go wrong for the shopper and the customer.

      It is suggested that the shopper contact the customer by text if a product or size is out of stock. Great idea. “Dear Dr Smith, is a 1 litre So Good soy milk ok instead of the Coles brand? Please get back to me as soon as you are finished in the operating theatre”.

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        AssociatedFeedmee @ Unocart on 09/10/2018 - 13:44

        Hello GordebnR & Bamzero

        We work a lot with FMCG brands for marketing just like this awesome website does.

        Fun fact - the most expensive part of a supermarket is the shavling space for FMCG brands.

        Hope that helps :)

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  Kaeiigain on 08/10/2018 - 17:14

  https://www.unocart.com/ website doesn't work from desktop chrome browser. Refresh multiple times but still doesn't work. Get a blank white screen.

  Website works on mobile chrome browser.

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    AssociatedFeedmee @ Unocart on 08/10/2018 - 19:43

    Hi Kaeiigain,

    Sorry, that you had a problem with the website, could you please try now :)

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  rakeem on 08/10/2018 - 19:43

  meh…."not in yor area yet"

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    AssociatedFeedmee @ Unocart on 08/10/2018 - 19:43

    Sorry Rakeen :(