You’ve already paid the counter, so nothing is bought on your behalf — we go, we collect it, we bring it to you.
Ring the counter and pay for the part first. Parts depend on the year, engine and trim, and half of them are behind the desk — a shopper sent to work that out arrives to find it isn’t in stock. Once it’s paid for and set aside, we collect it.
One more shop on the way? Optional — adds $6.99 for the extra stop
What to ask for
Nothing is charged for the part — you already paid the counter for it. You’re only paying your shopper for the trip.
Is this for an occasion?
Optional, and it costs nothing. It tells your shopper to check with you rather than swap something — which matters far more on some errands than others.
The $ is your rough guess at what each one costs — it doesn’t have to be right. It sets how much we hold, and you’re charged what the register actually says.
Who shops it
One at a time, in a random order — shoppers you’ve used before come first. Everyone charges the same price, so nobody pays to be shown. Skip to see someone else, or let us pick for you.
Nobody available for this list right now. That is a real answer, not a loading state — we would rather hold your order than take one nobody can shop.