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North London Volunteers required for testing Farmers Market Home Delivery Service.

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 03-Jul-09 14:19:22

I think you might need to post this in the small business ads, Robert.

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 03-Jul-09 14:18:27

Hi,

My name is Robert Barker, from Highbury, London, and I was introduced to this service by my wife.

I am starting a new local service to make our local farmers market more convenient and accessible for families by offering online ordering and home delivery.

I am trying to find local families who will volunteer to test the service and help us get it right. You will be asked to order online, receive and taste the goods from the Islington farmers market, and then provide feedback on the overall quality of the service.

You will be a family that is a supporter of Farmers market, living in N1, N5, N7, N16 and who uses an existing online grocery service on a fairly regular basis. This could be either a supermarket or specialist food delivery company.

You will be required to place an order once a month for four months from September to December. We are flexible about which weekend we deliver in that month and you can choose either the Saturday or Sunday, AM or PM delivery slot. You will obviously need to be available to receive the order.

After each order, we will ask for your feedback on how you found the service, and how we could improve it so that we can give our local residents the best service possible in time for Christmas.

You will not be required to pay for the groceries that you receive. We will give you a £30 budget each time you shop, and look forward to your comments, good and bad.

If you are interested in helping us out, or indeed have any comments to make about trying this new local service, then please get in touch with me at robert.barker@farm-direct.com

Thanks
Robert.

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North London Volunteers required for testing Farmers Market Home Delivery Service.