Talk:HomeGrocer

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Fact checking

A number of the facts in this article don't stand up to scrutiny unless you define Online grocery from a warehouse only pick model.

Definitely not the first if you include store pick (a number of others pre-date HomeGrocer, e.g. Tesco in 1984 with their CD based service, and again in 1994 with full web)

Possibly not the largest...Tesco.com is likely to be reliably larger than HomeGrocer at HomeGrocer's peak although that may be difficult to source since Tesco financial reports of the period don't break out the online revenue. --176.25.141.37 (talk) 21:55, 24 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]