Unacceptable. The mobile app, whose funtionalty is so far below par, let alone, against the "Woolworths standard". The call center agent was also unable to answer basic questions, and lacked the nous to understand: when you're assisting with a mobile app issue, don't advise on navigation applicable to use of the web interface.... One of a a few here. Despite her shortcomings, I felt sorry for her, as she's assisting with a product that is known for its failure on myriad delivery outcomes. Setting your staff up for failure is demoralising, to say the least. The quality of telecomms also was a negative contributing factor. Woolworths, for the values, quality, integrity, standards and prices you preach/maintain, this is a failure. Surely, you have access to the internal and/or external resources that can deliver an app with the required functionalty 99.99%? If you did a survey of a sample set of your customer base that has been forced to find an alternative, albeit, "second-prize" online supplier, I'm sure the loss of sales on that alone would be material. I'm not accounting for long-term losses, brand deteriration impacts, etc. You need to do better.