Dominos called me at 8.49 tonight for a review on my pizza?

Lokolo

Cookhamite wrote: »

A pizza review?! What is it, government targeted?!
Never heard anything so ridiculous.
~feels upset kebab shop didn't call my husband to see what he thought of tonight's dinner now...~

If its a newly owned store I think the franchise manager wants to make sure the customers are happy with the service. As if the manager wishes to keep his store or own another he has to have a good track record.

I don't see how 8.49 is late to be fair. The majority of Dominos are ordered between 7pm and 8pm. The next hour (8-9) is the second busiest period. Stores are open to midnight in most areas.

alison999

at least they care what you thought of your order

Becles

I briefly worked for BT in an outbound call centre and our shift finished at 9pm, as we were told they were not allowed to ring anyone after 9pm.

I've got to admit that I hated the last hour as most people complained about me ringing too late

In fact I hated the whole job and was only there for a few weeks until I got something else

PasturesNew

I've done telesales before and the absolute latest to call was 9pm.

dacouch

Calling at 8.49 is taking the pizza

pinkshoes

I'd say up to 9pm is reasonable, and not particularly late.

I'd be quite pleased that my local pizza place actually cared what customers thought of the pizzas! A refreshing change!

mrcol1000

(you know you could just say your not interested and put the phone down if it offends you that much)

Dave101t

i always pull the phone out at 7pm.
you could set it to silent, and have an automatic divert to answer phone.

stebiz

Dave101t wrote: »

i always pull the phone out at 7pm.
you could set it to silent, and have an automatic divert to answer phone.

Reminds me of the days when I used to leave a message on my answerphone 'Thanks for calling. Leave a brief message and if I want to talk to you, I'll call you right back. If I don't, then I won't':D I've grown upa bit since....................only a bit!!

MothballsWallet

At least they're not like BT who'd call me, I'd tell them I'm not interested and ask them to remove my details, which they did. Then the whole thing would start up again a few months later....

Data Protection Act breach much, BT?