How To Cancel Asda Delivery Slot?

How To Cancel Asda Delivery Slot
Change a slot – First, you need to cancel your current recurring slot. Sign in to your online account and select ‘Book a slot’. Select the slot you want to cancel and then select ‘Cancel Recurring slot’ to cancel it. Next, choose the address you want the order to be delivered to.

Can I reject an Asda delivery?

If you have changed your mind and no longer require the items you have ordered we would advise to reject the delivery when it is attempted, once we have received the order back, we will issue a refund. If you have accepted the delivery, please log into your Asda Mobile online account and raise a return request.

How do I amend an Asda delivery?

How do I change my order? If you need to change something on your recent grocery order, you can do this via your, The cut-off time for making any changes will be on your order details page and your original order confirmation email. In Your Orders, find the relevant order, make your changes, and checkout. We’ll send an updated order summary to your email address. : How do I change my order?

How do I contact Asda delivery?

It may currently take us up to 48 hrs to respond to your query, if you need to speak to us urgently, please call us on 0800 952 0101.

Can you cancel Asda order same day?

3.4.1 You can cancel Your order at any time prior to Delivery or Collection.

What happens if I refuse my delivery?

In most of the cases, parcels refused by the consignee will be returned to the sender. Nevertheless, this varies from one company to another. Some courier firms might contact the sender and keep the parcel stored in their depot until the situation is clarified.

What happens if I refuse to deliver?

How to refuse a package delivery with: – Online stores:

In most cases, you can refuse the package upon delivery if you have selected cash on delivery, The item will then go back to the seller. If you have selected any other payment method, you would have to contact the seller to see if you can return the item and receive a refund. The easiest way is to cancel the order before it is shipped, Then, the seller will have the time to make the required changes to avoid fees for the order.

Courier companies:

You can refuse the courier delivery upon the driver’s arrival at the designated address, All you have to do is let the courier know you refuse the delivery and provide a valid reason for it. If you miss the courier, you can leave a note on the door (or any other typical delivery location) saying that you refuse the package delivery. If the courier driver leaves the package in front of your porch, and you do not want it, do not open it and call the courier company to return it to the nearest depot,

What happens if you miss your Asda delivery slot?

What happens if I miss my delivery? – If you miss your delivery, your order will be returned to the store and cancelled. We do not take your payment. This is held by your bank and will be released back into your account within 3 to 5 days once cleared.

Should I tip the Asda delivery driver?

– Crybabyghoul · 16/08/2019 09:36 They recently always send me a guy who can’t manage it, I am two flights up, and I’m very grateful he does it because I’m not able to do it myself due to health reasons (otherwise I’d be getting it all from lidl myself), but he struggles so much I worry for his health. I try to time the shopping for when my boyfriend is home so the person has someone to help them but its not always possible. I feel like I’m being really horrible here because most of the delivery drivers are nice (this guy barely even says hi to me) and they never complain, I tip them and I’m not left feeling guilty. He literally sounds like he’s going to have a heart attack, and I feel really bad for him. Bearing in mind it’s a weekly shop (£50) and does include cat litter and some bottles of diet coke, but it’s not a huge amount. I feel like emailing asda although the last time I did, asking them if the delivery could come towards the end of that delivery slot so my boyfriend would be there to help the driver, their attitude was “oh don’t worry about it the driver will carry it all up for you anyway.” Sorry for the rant, I am feeling horrid. I feel like asda just don’t care about their staff. They sent me an OAP once who genuinely could not manage one crate up the stairs, and another time I told the driver to leave the stuff downstairs and he left the bags strewn all over the hallway, tampons and everything falling out. I feel like boycotting them altogether. OP’s posts: 1, handleClick() }> Please or to access all these features 7Worfs · 16/08/2019 09:41

When I used to live in a 3rd floor flat, the Sainsbury’s delivery guys had a trolley for the crates.
I think the solution is for Asda to make a reasonable adjustment, not sack the guy.

Please or to access all these features Sparklingbrook · 16/08/2019 09:41 I would ring the store the delivery comes from and express your concerns. Please or to access all these features herculepoirot2 · 16/08/2019 09:41 I don’t believe they have to take the shopping upstairs for you. Please or to access all these features Crybabyghoul · 16/08/2019 09:46 @7Worfs I never said I wanted him sacked! @Sparklingbrook yeah, to be honest I’ve had so many issues I’ll probably go to morrisons to be honest but they should not have him doing that job because he’s not capable. @herculepoirot2 I’m aware however I get it delivered currently as I’m unable to do it, what if I was permanently disabled? I mean if I pay for delivery of anything else it is brought to my door. Please or to access all these features 7Worfs · 16/08/2019 09:54 @Crybabyghoul I know but that well may be how Asda solves the issue. As I said, they just need to equip lorries with a trolley, problem solved for struggling staff and customers Please or to access all these features Crybabyghoul · 16/08/2019 09:57 @7Worfs I would hope not, but yeah you could be right. Maybe I shouldn’t contact them. I’ve had drivers use a trolley before to take all the palettes up at once but they don’t usually. They could put two people on but of course they won’t do that. Please or to access all these features Advertisement device !== this.device); const otherVideo = document.querySelector(“); if (otherVideo !== null) } }, loadVideo() } } x-on:cmp-response-received.window=initialiseVideo(); loadVideo()> NotExactlyHappyToHelp · 16/08/2019 09:58 You shouldn’t be tipping them! You’ll get them fired if the store finds out. It’s classed as gross misconduct. Our drivers have been told they’re not allowed to accept anything by way of a tip. Not even a homemade cake or some fruit from the garden. YANBU about them not managing to bring your shopping up though. That’s a requirement of the job. Please or to access all these features Sparklingbrook · 16/08/2019 09:59 I feel a bit sorry for him to be honest. Maybe he used to be very fit and able but something has changed. But if it’s one of many issues then vote with your feet anyway as you said. Please or to access all these features Teddybear45 · 16/08/2019 09:59 They don’t have to take the shopping up for you and actually if you are reasonably mobile and already able to live on the second floor many supermarkets may expect you to take a few items up at a time. Please or to access all these features ILoveYou3000 · 16/08/2019 10:00 Asda’s delivery policy regarding flats is they only have to deliver to the main door. They don’t have to take it upstairs. A driver can decide to do so but they are not required to (and actually aren’t allocated the time). Please or to access all these features Advertisement device !== this.device); const otherVideo = document.querySelector(“); if (otherVideo !== null) } }, loadVideo() } } x-on:cmp-response-received.window=initialiseVideo(); loadVideo()> SnuggyBuggy · 16/08/2019 10:01 I wondering if its a case of the jobcentre bullying people into applying for unsuitable jobs Please or to access all these features herculepoirot2 · 16/08/2019 10:01 I’m aware however I get it delivered currently as I’m unable to do it, what if I was permanently disabled? I mean if I pay for delivery of anything else it is brought to my door. It sucks, but that’s their policy. He is doing you a favour. Please or to access all these features CrispSandwiches19 · 16/08/2019 10:08 I’m 2nd floor tesco. Use a trolley. They bump it up the stairs. It’s very noisy and the neighbours hate it but it’s 2 min once a. Fortnight. When my dh offered to help a guy once they said they weren’t allowed due to insurance issues! Mines. Coming tonight and it’s a mega bulky shop poor neighbours. Please or to access all these features Zaphodsotherhead · 16/08/2019 10:10 A lot of elderly/semi retired people seem to be getting employment as delivery drivers round here. It’s seen as a nice earner without being too strenuous – I have no idea how they cope! Probably because this is a rural area without too many flats? Please or to access all these features BuggerOffAndGoodDayToYou · 16/08/2019 10:12 Ocado have a policy where the shopping is delivered all the way to your kitchen if you want, might be worth trying them. Please or to access all these features CloudsCanLookLikeSheep · 16/08/2019 10:15 Will happen more and more with rising pension age and increase in social inequality. Loads of people doing manual jobs in to their 60s and 70s cos they have no other option. Theres no solution apart from benefits reform. Please or to access all these features Proteinshakesandovieshat · 16/08/2019 10:19 Asda will not resolve the problem by sacking him. If they feel, after investigating he iant fit enough they will either change his route or find him and alternative role within the company. I know because I work in HR at Asda and deal with issues like these all the time. Please or to access all these features Beautiful3 · 16/08/2019 10:26 Agree that Ocado deliver to your kitchen. Please or to access all these features Becca19962014 · 16/08/2019 10:26 I know the driver who delivered to my aunt before her death (housebound and unable to lift a pint of milk never mind carry shopping into the kitchen) was told her he was banned from going inside anywhere under any circumstances – main door only for safety reasons. She was advised to get friends/family into help or pay for private carer to cover the whole delivery slot. I know from a friend online who is bedbound it’s the same for them. So if you were permanently disabled you’d likely be expected to do the same. I don’t know the supermarkets she used. We don’t have deliveries where I am (too rural) so I’ve no personal experience. So it’s very likely he isn’t supposed to be delivering it inside at all (I’ve never heard of this being allowed, but again no deliveries here so no experience) and you’re very lucky he does so. Please or to access all these features BrokenWing · 16/08/2019 10:28

Asda commit to deliver to Your front door which in a flat I would say is up the stairs.
The day in their T&C they will will not deliver up stairs to Your front door if they think the stairs are structurally unsafe.
So the implication is there they deliver to your front door, not the building main door.

Please or to access all these features Sparklingbrook · 16/08/2019 10:30 The poor man will also be loading the van up with all the drops he has at the start of his shift. He might appreciate someone flagging it up then he can be moved to another role as a PP said. Please or to access all these features Mummyoflittledragon · 16/08/2019 10:34 If you were permanently disabled you probably wouldn’t live two flights up. Perhaps try Tesco. They’re going bagless and have sent leaflets out advertising helping unpack if you need it. Please or to access all these features Mummyoflittledragon · 16/08/2019 10:35 Have you put in the notes it’s up two flights of stairs? Please or to access all these features CrispSandwiches19 · 16/08/2019 10:38 @mummyoflittledragon My cousin is 3rd floor no lift. He dh had a bike accident. He’s permanently disabled. Has to be carried up the stairs by a couple. Of people. Wheelchair bound now.4 years later still fighting to move out. Their la have said they can’t move them until a suitable property comes up. Which would be when someone downsizes or passes away. That’s the reality. They’ve fought so much its sad. They rely a lot on deliveries. So unfortunately it does happen. Its sad but it does. Please or to access all these features Please create an account To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account. Math.max( 25, Math.floor( 0.15 * (type === ‘x’ ? window.innerWidth || document.body.clientWidth : window.innerHeight || document.body.clientHeight) ) ), // Minimum velocity the gesture must be moving when the gesture ends to be // considered a swipe. velocityThreshold: 5, // Used to calculate the distance threshold to ignore the gestures velocity // and always consider it a swipe. disregardVelocityThreshold: (type, self) => Math.floor(0.5 * (type === ‘x’ ? self.element.clientWidth : self.element.clientHeight)), // Point at which the pointer moved too much to consider it a tap or longpress // gesture. pressThreshold: 8, // If true, swiping in a diagonal direction will fire both a horizontal and a // vertical swipe. // If false, whichever direction the pointer moved more will be the only swipe // fired. diagonalSwipes: false, // The degree limit to consider a swipe when diagonalSwipes is true. diagonalLimit: Math.tan(((45 * 1.5) / 180) * Math.PI), // Listen to mouse events in addition to touch events. (For desktop support.) mouseSupport: true, } const gesture = new TinyGesture($refs.modal, options); gesture.on(‘swipeleft’, () => ); gesture.on(‘swiperight’, () => ); } } x-on:keydown.left=$dispatch(‘modal-navigate-left’) x-on:keydown.right=$dispatch(‘modal-navigate-right’) x-on:keydown.esc=$dispatch(‘modal-esc’) x-init=handleSwipe() x-ref=modal> : To expect Asda delivery person to be fit enough to deliver my shopping

Do you get charged for amending Asda order?

Payment – If authorisation is successful, we take payment for your full order amount after your order is delivered. Any changes made to your order after it was placed will show as extra charges or refunds on your account. Please see for more information about this.

Because there is a gap between when you order and when you pay, now and then we see a problem with payment.
This can be because the card is not valid or has expired, there is not enough money in the account, or there has been an error at your bank.
If we’re not able to authorise your payment, we will email you to let you know there is a problem.

If the issue can’t be resolved in time, your order will be cancelled. To avoid payment problems, please:

make sure you have enough money in your account the day before your delivery is due. make sure the details you have entered are correct. make sure you have a valid payment card set up on your account.

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Do Asda delivery drivers call you?

Colin Smallman refused to take delivery of the items after being asked to collect them from the ground floor and did his online shop with Tesco instead Video Loading Video Unavailable ASDA CUSTOMER EXPLAINS BEING FORCED TO COLLECT HIS SHOPPING FROM GROUND FLOOR Asda apologised to a customer after telling him to carry his own online shop up to his first-floor flat. Colin Smallman refused to take delivery of the items after being asked to collect them from the ground floor – and did his online shop with Tesco instead.

The 52-year old had previously used the Asda home-delivery service without any problem and his shopping was always taken to the front door of his Newcastle property, the Stoke Sentinel reports.
But earlier this month Colin received a text to say he needed to collect his shopping from the ground floor of the apartment block where he lives- which does not have a lift- because the delivery driver had a bad back.

Now supermarket Asda has offered Colin a ‘goodwill gesture’. Colin says people need to be aware of the rules ( Image: Stoke Sentinel / BPM Media) Colin, of Sandy Lane, Stoke-On-Trent said: “I have had my shopping delivered a few times and it was always brought up to my flat.

But this time I had a text to say my shopping had been delivered downstairs and I refused the delivery.
I spoke to Asda and was told it was in its terms and conditions.
In the end I cancelled the order and went through Tesco instead.” Asda’s terms and conditions state: “Where the only access to your front door is by stairs, for example in an apartment block that does not have a lift, our driver will call you and arrange to meet you in a communal area on the ground floor for you to collect your goods.

“If you live in a block of flats and there is an accessible lift in working order, our driver will take the goods to your front door. We always reserve the right to deliver only to the main entrance of the delivery address.” Asda apologised to Colin for the inconvenience caused ( Image: Stoke Sentinel / BPM Media) Asda investigated Colin’s complaint (file photo) ( Image: AFP) Rival supermarket chain Tesco says it will usually deliver to the ‘main entrance’ of an address but can deliver to a particular floor if the driver has ‘permission’ and feels it is safe.

Colin says more shoppers need to be aware of the rules. He added: “In the short term I will stick to using other supermarkets because I don’t know if my Asda delivery will make it. “I didn’t get the refund for more than a week so if that was all of the money I had to live on that week I would not have been able to pay for my shopping.” Asda said they have a duty of care to keep drivers safe (file photo) ( Image: PA) Asda has investigated Colin’s complaint.

A spokesman said: “We have a duty of care to keep our drivers safe when it comes delivering heavy shopping to multi-storey residencies. “However, on this occasion, we would like to apologise to Mr Smallman for the inconvenience caused and hope that the goodwill gesture Mr Smallman has accepted will go some way to restoring his faith in us.”

Who do I contact if my Asda delivery is late?

Asda delivering food shopping late Last post: 01/02/2014 at 5:28 am We’ve used Asda online shopping for four months now with not many probs, however last week they were late, plus again this week we booked the 6-8pm slot and they rung at 8pm to say they’d be late, it’s now 8:30 and they’re still not here.I was just wondering if anyone else had had this and if you had complained? Was there an outcome, i.e. took this from their website What do I do if my delivery is late? Although we take every care to ensure your order is delivered to you promptly we may sometimes run into difficulties.If it is past the end of your delivery slot please call us on 0845 300 7771 for help. Asdas are poop!! i use to use them until i booked a 6-8pm slot and they turned up at 11:30pm – i was desperate for the shopping. loads of things went wrong after that such as missing items, someone elses shopping. i rang the customer servives who sent a e-coupon for about £10. too be honest there was that muh hassle i stopped usung them. tescos is better !1 Thanks, they have just turned up :-|:lol: Asdas are poop!! i use to use them until i booked a 6-8pm slot and they turned up at 11:30pm – i was desperate for the shopping. loads of things went wrong after that such as missing items, someone elses shopping. i rang the customer servives who sent a e-coupon for about £10. too be honest there was that muh hassle i stopped usung them. tescos is better !1 OMG I have shopping delivered during the day & they have been late a few times, I rang the helpline number & was refunded my delivery charge.Also once I was missing a bag of shopping baby items such as nappies wipes formula snacks etc & called the helpline & had my missing bag delivered to my door within the hour, later that day when i used our downstairs loo I found the “missing” bag of baby shopping, my DD2 had been helping bring the shopping in & it had fallen into the door way. I’ve used asda a few times and they were always late one time by 3 hours! and half the time I couldn’t get everything I needed I always use tesco now I often have to accept substitutes but they are always on time and really helpful I’ve never had a problem with them being late.

The driver once rang and asked if it would be ok if he delivered early, which was fine with me. Used to use Asda but they didn’t deliver once and the customer helpline person was snotty and unhelpful and as I had done a weeks shopping online I had no money to do another shop until I told my BF and he took me to sainsburys that night and paid for it now I use sainsburys online for shopping, as the delivery slots are just a hour and so far everything has been great.

Used to use Asda but they didn’t deliver once and the customer helpline person was snotty and unhelpful and as I had done a weeks shopping online I had no money to do another shop until I told my BF and he took me to sainsburys that night and paid for it now I use sainsburys online for shopping, as the delivery slots are just a hour and so far everything has been great.

I use Sainsburys too – they are great! So much better quality and taste and very little difference, if any, on price – for what I buy – from Tesco. I’ve never had a problem with them being late. The driver once rang and asked if it would be ok if he delivered early, which was fine with me. nor me i have had then deliver early as well.

once they did not deliver at all but called me at 7:30 AM to tell me (my slot was 11-1) and that was when it snowed heavliy earlier this yr I have used Asda before, and they were so staggeringly bad that i vowed never to have them deliver my shopping again!!! How can they miss a 2hr slot anyway.the fact that its 2hrs should sound alarm bells.

I got a coupon i think for a very late delivery.we are talking hours out. I now use Sainsburys, or Ocado if im feeling flush!:D I work for sainsburys and do the online shopping in my local store, Sainsburys offer a one hour delivery slot and if late the driver will give you a £10 voucher to use off your next online order.I sometimes time my shopping to come the next morning after I work an evening, I sometimes do part of my own order!! Paid to shop my own food !!The shop is divided into sections so you don’t have the same person doing one whole order.

Judith I work for sainsburys and do the online shopping in my local store, Sainsburys offer a one hour delivery slot and if late the driver will give you a £10 voucher to use off your next online order.I sometimes time my shopping to come the next morning after I work an evening, I sometimes do part of my own order!! Paid to shop my own food !!The shop is divided into sections so you don’t have the same person doing one whole order.

Judith Cushy! I’m seriously considering trying Tesco, I do love Sainsbury’s but their prices put me off as I would easily spend a fortune on their gorgeous food :oops::D I have always done shopping online as i thought it was easy and stress free but its difficult everytime.
The delivery people can never be early they always arrive on the last hour.E.g 5-7.

Also i hate ir when they akways products which arent availabke so they give you sonething completely different to what you asked for. I had to call 4 times to get anything that was just a free delivery that it. : Asda delivering food shopping late

How long do you have to wait for Asda delivery?

Receive your shopping within as quickly as one hour of ordering. With so many handy slots, ASDA express delivery means there’s you can avoid empty cupboards. For saver options, check out our same day shopping delivery or next day delivery choices.

Can I cancel an order before it is delivered?

Download Article Download Article Online shopping is probably a big part of your life. However, sometimes you might purchase items you don’t need or want. Online retailers or auction sites, however, might make it difficult for you to back out of the purchase. Fortunately, by quickly canceling the purchase and communicating with the seller, you may be able to back out of the purchase.

1 Cancel online immediately. Quickly navigate to the website. Then find the Manage Orders or Customer Service tab. In this section, you’ll be able to navigate to a list of your online purchases. Look for the specific purchase and cancel it. Remember, though, the quicker you cancel, the better your chances of not having to pay anything.
- Some websites will require you to send a message to a customer service representative before they confirm cancellation. Be succinct and direct when you send your message.
2 Call customer service. If you’re unable to cancel the purchase online, you’ll have to call customer service. When you speak to customer service, provide them with your order number and tell them you want to cancel it. They may be able to cancel immediately.
- The customer service number is usually found under “contact” information toward the bottom of the website.
- Be very polite. For example, say “please” and “thank you.”
- If they say they can’t cancel the order, ask to speak with a supervisor.
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3 Give a valid, specific reason. Many companies will not let you cancel a purchase freely if you just changed your mind about a product. Thus, you need to provide a legitimate reason for why you no longer want the product. Some reasons may include:
- The ad listing misrepresents the product.
- You found a cheaper price.
- The product is damaged or is not the exact product you ordered.
4 Write down the transaction or cancellation ID number. If you are able to cancel your order, write down the confirmation number that the website or customer service representative gives you. This way, if there is an issue with the order in the future, you’ll be able to reference your cancellation.
5 Verify you received a refund. After your order is cancelled, you should receive a refund. This may take a few days, so you’ll have to check your bank account or credit card statement regularly. Remember:
- Under (United States) law, if you paid with a debit card, cash, or check, your money must be refunded within seven work days. If you purchased with a credit card, your money must be refunded within a billing cycle.

1 Retract your bid. Under certain circumstances, you may be allowed to back out of a winning auction bid without penalty. Retracting your bid may be as simple as hitting “cancel” or “rescind bid.” There are, however, other cases in which an online auction site may allow you to back out of a purchase, they include:
- The seller materially changed the advertisement of the product.
- The seller misrepresented the product.
- You entered the wrong amount for your bid. This should be obvious. For instance, if the last bid was $200 and your winning bid was $2,000.
2 Speak with a representative of the auction site. If you’re unable to retract your winning bid online, you should call the auction site directly. Inform them that you’d like to cancel your bid and cancel the purchase.
- Scroll down to the “contact” tab on the webpage. It may be located toward the bottom of the page.
- If you have a long history of using the online auction site, let them know you are a loyal customer.
- Offer to pay a cancellation fee.
- Be polite. Say things like “please” and “thank you.”
3 Contact the seller by email. If the auction site is unwilling or unable to cancel the bid, you may need to contact the seller of the product directly. Although they are under no obligation to let you out of the sale, the person might be willing to cancel the purchase and relist their item.
- They may want you to pay any fees associated with them relisting their item.
- The seller may let you out of the sale if they think there weren’t enough bidders and the price of their item did not go high enough. In addition, they could also profit if you volunteer to pay them for the trouble of relisting the item.

1 Read the company’s cancellation policy. Most companies will post their cancellation policy or a link to it on the order page. As a result, before you cancel, you should read the cancellation policy.
- Some companies require you to cancel an order within 30 minutes or an hour of placing it.
- Some companies may allow you 24 hours to cancel an order.
- Many companies will not allow you to cancel an order after it has shipped.
2 Pay a cancelation fee. The company’s cancellation policy may stipulate that you must pay a cancellation fee. This fee is usually a flat rate, although it may be a percentage of the overall sale.
- In the case that a product has already shipped, you may need to pay a fee and shipping cost of the product.
3 Talk to your credit card company. If you used a credit card to make the purchase, you may simply be able to call them and cancel the purchase. Ultimately, this depends on the specific credit card company and their policies. For instance:
- American Express has a very customer-oriented policy and will typically cancel a purchase at their cardholder’s request.
- Most Visa, MasterCard, and Discover cards may not cancel a purchase unless it was somehow fraudulent.

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See more answers Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit Advertisement Article Summary X If you want to back out of an online purchase, the first thing to do is check the company’s cancellation policy, which you can usually find on the order page.

Many companies, like Amazon, let you cancel an order if it hasn’t shipped yet, while others require you to cancel within an hour of ordering. For large purchases or services, like a hotel booking, you may have to pay a cancellation fee. If you’re within the cancellation period, go to your order on the company’s website and cancel it.

If you can’t cancel it online, try emailing or calling their customer service team. For more tips, including how to back out of a winning auction bid online, read on! Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 191,455 times.

Do I have the right to cancel an online order?

What rights do consumers have to cancel? – A consumer who has purchased your goods via an online platform has the right to cancel the contract and claim a refund without giving any reason or justification and without incurring any liability (unless exceptions apply) within 14 calendar days of receiving the goods.

This right gives the consumer the opportunity to examine the goods as they would be able to do in a retail store.
Please note that the consumer does not have to pay for the return of the goods unless you have informed them that they have to bear that cost.
The 14-day cancellation period starts the day the goods are in the physical possession of the consumer (or when the last item in the order is in the consumers possession in the case of multiple goods).

Weekends and public holidays are included in the 14 days. However, the cancellation period expires at the end of the following working day if the end of the 14 days falls on one of those days. On receipt of the returned goods, or confirmation that they have been sent by the consumer, you must refund within 14 days, if it is found that the consumer handled the goods beyond what is necessary in order to establish their nature, characteristics and functioning (typically as they would be handled in a retail shop), and if this diminishes the value of the goods by any amount, you are entitled to claim that amount back from the consumer (but you may have to justify this).

The consumer unseals certain goods after delivery where the seal is necessary for health protection or hygiene reasons – for example, make-up, or swimwear where the hygiene seal has been removed The consumer removes the seal on audio or video recordings, or computer software The goods become mixed inseparably with other goods – for example, paint additive being added to a consumer’s pot of paint

Can I cancel order after dispatch?

You can cancel items or orders by visiting the Your Orders section in Your Account, To view the below information in your preferred regional language, click the link: Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Bengali, To cancel orders that aren’t dispatched yet: To cancel an order that has already been dispatched:

Go to Your Orders Select the Request cancellation option and proceed further The item(s) will be returned to us for a refund (if the payment is already made)

Note : In case you’re still contacted for delivery, please refuse to accept it. Note: In case your order is combined with other active orders from your account and is shipped together as a single shipment under one common tracking number, then cancelling one partial order/item would result in cancellation of all the other orders/items combined in the shipment.

Go to Your Orders Select the Request Cancellation option and proceed further. The item(s) will be returned to us for a refund (if the payment is already made).

Note : In case you’re still contacted for delivery, please refuse to accept it. Note: Your order will be cancelled by the seller and a refund will be processed to your original payment method, if the payment was already made. Learn more about refund processing timelines here, If your order is already delivered, you may consider returning it. For more information, please check our Returns FAQs, If you have received a damaged, defective or wrong product, check these FAQs for further guidance. Note: International customers cannot cancel an export order once it is shipped.

Can you reject a package?

The addressee may refuse to accept a piece of mail at the time it is offered for delivery. The addressee should endorse the piece ‘Refused.’

Can goods should be rejected on delivery if?

Examine Food Packaging – The packaging of food should always be inspected during food service deliveries. Any package that has holes should be rejected. For canned products, reject anything with bulging ends. Anything with a broken seal, missing label or dirty packaging should not be accepted. Do not accept any products that look like they may have been tampered with.

When should you reject a delivered item?

Reject – products in damaged packaging. Reject – goods which don’t have the name and address of the supplier and a date or batch code. Reject – deliveries if the inside of the delivery vehicle is dirty or is carrying chemicals together with the food.