20% off Storewide (e.g. Shoppacart Foldable Shopping Trolley $263.96, Was $329.95) + Delivery @ Shoppacart

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AssociatedHiFiGearOnline on 26/12/2022 - 17:43 au.shoppacart.com (294 clicks)
Last edited 26/12/2022 - 19:01 by 1 other user

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20% off Storewide, the biggest discount offered since release and most likely the biggest it'll ever get.

The Shoppacart Foldable Shopping Trolley folds easily into the car, taking your goods from the shop to your kitchen all without the need for shopping bags.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CmX-0hKDW1u/

Shipping dependant on location, seems to be $45 for Perth, $65 for Sydney/Melbourne.

EDIT: Shoppacart isn't my business nor product, my employer is however associated with them so I have added the associated tag.

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  mrkorrupt on 26/12/2022 - 18:32

  I never understood this
  "germ-ridden shared trolleys" <—- are we referring to the shared trolley that you pick up from the front of the shop you are shopping at? the same people placing their dirty hands on the produce you end up buying and the same hand that touches the packets when placing it on the shelf or holding it prior to you that you then touch and place in your trolley.

  and navigating the dangers of the car park to return your shopping trolley." <—- How is this any more dangerous then going to your car.

  honestly the reasons you list are not thoroughly thought through.

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    AssociatedHiFiGearOnline @ Shoppacart on 26/12/2022 - 19:00

    I agree that these are not the best marketing points. The ease of getting everything into your car in one go, and being able to take the whole trolley of shopping out of your car and into your kitchen is the biggest selling point. Great for people in apartments (with an elevator) who might otherwise need to take multiple trips. BTW, Shoppacart isn't my business nor product, my employer is however associated with them.

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  RogerLoger on 26/12/2022 - 18:47

  Being able to push it straight into the boot of you car seems good (if you can park somewhere handy) but you lost me on
  1) Supermarket trolleys require only a small fully refundable deposit
  2) Same wheels as the supermarket trolleys that seem to go in any direction except the one you want and directional control is difficult once you have a heavy load.
  3) 25 steps downhill at home. Those with 25 upwards would be even worse off.
  4) Inconvenient to store at home.