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Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd 33 Holborn
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Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
I am disabled and also have an auto immune disease and confined to my home for next 12 weeks. I have tried to order online to be told Sainsbury’s don’t acknowledge be as disabled. I have sat on their live chat for an hour and cut (no one available) when I got front of the queue! I also can’t get through on 0800 328 1700. For the past 3 days! Why advertise the number if you can’t get through! Very annoyed website can’t be edited so I can register my disability on my account
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Posted 5 years ago
Very, very poor customer service. I've has a SMS from the NHS telling me that I must stay at home for 12 weeks but we are going to have to go out to get some food because Sainsburys have blocked the ability for my wife to order an online delivery. The account is in her name & they have told her that she has not been identified as a vulnerable person. How do they check, she is my carer and as such also has to stay in for 12 weeks. Sainsburys have not given any thought that account holders spouses may be fit in to the vulnerable category. Thank you Sainsburys, you have now put me at risk since we have no alternative but to go out and try to buy some groceries!
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Posted 5 years ago
Like many, I have been ringing constantly since 8am yesterday morning to try and talk to someone at Sainsbury’s. I am trying get my 90 year old mother identified as being eligible for on line deliveries. She lives alone in a retirement flat and has been self isolating for over a week now. Since last week no visitors have been allowed, following a confirmed case of coronavirus within the complex. Sainsbury’s have never asked for her date of birth nor has she ever needed to use the vulnerable customers helpline. I myself am also a loyal Sainsbury’s on line shopper with a delivery pass, which I have used every week for many years. I am angry, frustrated and extremely disappointed that I have not been able to secure this necessity for my wonderful mother.
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Posted 5 years ago
I reviewed 4 days ago regarding trying to get groceries to a 97 yr old disabled lady. There is no way of contacting Sainsburys except via these reiews. When I log on it says I'm not identified as being vunerable. That's because I order on line for this lady she can't do so herself, and she reimbures me, each fortnight. I have had an accident and am unable to drive I am worried about this lady who was a land army girl in her day and stoic by nature. Surely it's not beyond Sainsburys capabilities to answer a phone and prioritise customers in need. I ask for help for her. My last order before the self distancing was no 316128308 15th March 202 and it is clear I am not ordering for myself ref past history.
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Posted 5 years ago
I am over 70, live alone and have no family nearby. I keep getting 'updates' from the CEO, which is the same every time. I have been trying to get a delivery slot for a couple of weeks now, so when I heard of elderly and vulnerable prioritised slots I phoned. All day yesterday and this morning. Engaged, apart from a couple of recorded messages referring me to the website. You have never asked for my date of birth. After 40 years of loyal shopping I am considering moving elsewhere. Big talk - all hot air and bluster.
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Posted 5 years ago
Why doesn't my payment go through and all I get is GENERIC SYSTEM ERROR
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Posted 5 years ago
Sainsbury’s claim to have special delivery slots for elderly or vulnerable customers at this time of national emergency. Rubbish! I have been a loyal Sainsbury’s customer for over 20 years and fall into both categories. I have also done my shopping online with them for a very long time. They however, have not returned my loyalty. I spent much of last week trying to get a delivery slot and eventually had to be taken to a very crowded store to get some essentials. I also spent all day yesterday trying in vain to access the special services they claim to have online. I have tried again repeatedly this morning, with the same result. Sainsbury’s, I’m sure you don’t really have a ‘Help Centre.’ This is not the first occasion on which I have attempted to access it. Even when there was no emergency, the website appears to be designed to work in a loop until the customer gives up. This time however, your little trick has far more serious consequences. People have believed in you, I have believed in you but you have shown you true, cynical colours. Now your loyal customers will have to look elsewhere for help as you’re obviously not there for us.
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Posted 5 years ago
I am elderly disabled. Was anyone blocked from their sainsbuiys sign in password recently ? If so your nectar card is now not applied to your new password account. Nectar have your age Sainsburys don't. Ask Nectar to tell sainsbuiys to add you to priority slots as no email address available for a probably billion pound company. They have no normal respect for their customers.
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Posted 5 years ago
Want to register as vulnerable why can't this been done on line? spent 10 hours trying to phone yesterday. Get your act together sainsburys
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Posted 5 years ago
Clearly sainsbuiys failing the government by allowing too many people in their store at one time CAUSING WORSE HEALTH. Plus as DONALD TRUMP SAYS THEY ARE PUTTING OUT FAKE NEWS ON GIVING THE DISABLED ELDERLY THE FIRST SLOTS . FAKE AS NOT POSSIBLE TO SPEAK TO THEM OR IS THERE ANY WAY TO CONTACT THEM. ODDLY HOW TESCO CAN ANSWER THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NO PROBLEM. SAINSBURYS WILL LOOSE MANY CUSTOMERS IN THE FUTURE .WORD OF MOUTH AND THEIR LACK OF CARING PEOPLE COULD STARVE .
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Posted 5 years ago
One word hopeless!!!
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Posted 5 years ago
No possibilty of ordering online for home delivery or click/collect. Timeslots booked before shown on webpage.. Given te number to contact if you are elderly and/or vulnerable - absolutely no use. Directs you to the website which is also of no use. No email contact available (shockingly uhelpful for those of an anxious nature or have difficulty hearing). I am immuno suppressed and am so, so disappointed with Sainsburys with whom I have shopped for 20 years. What has happened to your customer service? Stop playing at semantics with spin and token lipservice! Douglas Walker
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Posted 5 years ago
As e everybody states trying to register as a vulnerable , shielded you have absolutely no chance the number totally engaged and a rubbish answer option when you get through, the CEO regularly emailing customer about elderly, vulnerable shielding admits they haven't got the info and to use online services to update impossible absolutely no chance, I even went to my local store spoke to store manager and deputy their response we can't do anything yet they are charging your delivery pass each week till it runs out this CEO needs to sort this catastrophe out quickly they are a disgrace in these difficult times, the government says don't go out get online deliveries TOTALLY IMPOSSIBLE WITHE THIS SHAMBOLIC TOTALLY DISORGANISED COMPANY THEY NEED TO BE SORTED people going in possible catching and ending up seriously ill or dying because of this ignorance , people should boycott this company mow and after total disgrace .
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Posted 5 years ago
I’ve been a disabled online customer for quite awhile my husband is awaiting for a triple heart bypass,we have been told we’re not vulnerable to have a priority slot,I don’t believe they have priority slots and the telephone number they give you is engaged constantly and when you do get through it’s a automated message which makes no help at all. Thank you Sainsbury’s for showing where your loyalties lie it’s definitely not with your customers.
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Posted 5 years ago
I am over 70 and am trying to book a delivery of groceries. However Sainsbury's do not have my age on their database so I cannot access the delivery slots. It has proved impossible to contact them by phone to amend their information as the phone is always busy or is not functioning. What am I supposed to do?
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Posted 5 years ago
I am 80 and diabetic. I have been told by my medical practice to self-isolate. Where does this incompetent company get its information. Surely they know my age from my Sainsbury's credit card!!! Dr A J Edwards
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Posted 5 years ago
My phone calls are now blocked by the most unhelpful message. My husband is close to 70 and vulnerable. We have to self isolate because of travel. I have a pass but cannot book a slot. Does this mean we have to starve to death or will somebody help us? Tomorrow I will have to shop and infect all your staff and customers!
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Posted 5 years ago
Unable to register as a disabled or vulnerable customer because the only way that Sainsbury's allow this is via a telephone number which is permanently engaged. Sainsbury's have closed off all other ways of contacting them - no email address and messenger doesn't reply.
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Posted 5 years ago
You don’t deserve one star! After being told I could not purchase one loaf of bread AND a small baguette I was told to scan my nectar card myself. I am disabled and have limited mobility and dexterity and was told that I needed to pull out the reader to scan my necter card. Your employee said that she would not do it as she didn’t want to touch the card reader so I said but you expect me to touch it? I decided to forego the necter points on my £2.75 purchase. I then offered a £10 note to which she said I’m not taking that from you, you will have to pay by card. Fortunately I had a card with me or what would I have done? She then proceeded to moan on about infections etc to which I said I didn’t need a lecture on infection control as I am in category a at risk as I am insulin diabetic and have a terminally ill husband and her actions were putting me at unnecessary risk by forcing me to use a potentially infected card reader instead of giving her cash. I found her attitude unacceptable, badly informed and extremely unreasonable. If your staff are so ‘at risk’ from handling cash or necter cards then why are they not using gloves? This is a shop I use on a once or twice weekly basis however I will not be going in there again. Stuff you Sainsbury’s - your customer service is appalling and your staff training leaves a lot to be desired. I did observe that there was no hand sanitiser available for customer use and that staff were still handling merchandise with no protective measures in place. why are you expecting your customers to be compromised by staff that haven’t got a clue about ppe and have a bad attitude towards customers? When this craziness is all over I will take my custom to Asda where they do have measures in place and their staff are still maintaining a high level of customer service.
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Posted 5 years ago
As a regular delivery customer with no warning there are no available delivery slots. I have just waited 1 hour on the phone to let them know I am registered disabled to be told you have to register tomorrow on the website as we don't have access today. I asked for a refund on my delivery pass and was told if it was purchased more than 14 days ago then no. In my mind they don't have any respect for their former ! loyal customers.
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Posted 5 years ago
Sainsbury's is rated 2.3 based on 1,709 reviews