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Tesco app and website glitch leaves customers unable to complete their orders

Summary by Metro News

Both the Tesco website and app appear to be affected (Picture: REUTERS) Hundreds of Tesco customers are unable to complete their orders through the app or website thanks to a glitch. Shoppers are reporting a problem with their basket, with large numbers of items suddenly being marked as unavailable despite still showing as available on the website or app. Some users were able to add items to their basket as normal, but when reviewing their baske…

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Metro News

Tesco app and website glitch leaves customers unable to complete their orders

3 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Grocery Gazette - Latest Grocery Industry News

Tesco mends website error after shoppers report issues

Tesco has resolved a website glitch that saw hundreds of shoppers reporting issues while placing online grocery orders. Some shoppers took to social media to complain about the problems, which…

2 days ago

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Retail Gazette

Tesco resolves website glitch affecting online shoppers - Retail Gazette

Tesco has resolved a website glitch that caused disruptions for hundreds of customers attempting to place online grocery orders. Shoppers took to social media yesterday (19 February) to express frustration as they encountered issues with completing their online orders, with basic grocery items such as bread and milk marked as unavailable. According to The Guardian, the problems began around 9:30 AM, with Downdetector.com reporting over 200 fault…

2 days ago

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The Star

Supermarket website glitch leaves customers unable to complete orders

Frustrated shoppers say essential groceries are disappearing from their baskets at checkout 😡

3 days ago·Sheffield, United Kingdom

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decisionmarketing.co.uk

Tesco goes 'bonkers' with Clubcard anniversary blitz - DecisionMarketing

Tesco is leaning into three decades of nostalgia to celebrate 30 years of its Clubcard loyalty scheme in a new ad campaign that follows two sets of neighbours – one couple who signed up for Tesco Clubcard in 1995, and the other who did not. Devised by BBH London, with media buying and planning handled by EssenceMediacom, the campaign is led by a film that looks back at the last 30 years of Tesco, Clubcard, and UK popular culture. Over the years…

3 days ago

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