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Jim_Jupiter wrote: »Whilst massively overpriced every now and then Dominos are just what you need.
I had a problem once - one pizza (of 4 total ordered) arrived uncut. Rang to complain and without hesitation they simply resent the entire order (yes all 4 pizzas). So they clearly don't care about losing the profit on a lot of pizzas since the markup is so huge.
You couldn't cut a pizza yourself? I have now lost all faith in humanity and am praying for the nuclear holocaust to end it all now.0 -
Of course I could, and I did. I also got 4 free pizzas.0
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If a company can give 50% discounts if you work for a particular company than it shows much much mark-up the full menu-price is.
Independent pizza place near me (where there is a lot of competition) does any 11" pizza for £3.50 - made fresh from a lump of dough in front of you. If they can do that, I'm sure Dominos could do their pizzas for a lot lot cheaper than they do
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Supply and demand, and marketing. Of course they could do it cheaper - their business plan and performance shows that they (currently) don't need to.
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They often get my wife's pizza wrong as she does not have cheese on it. This always results in a new one being sent straight away and we get to keep the other one.
They have good CS Thinking critically since 1996....0 -
£3.50...you're being ripped off. My local independant pizza place does a 2 topping pizza for £1.99 collection only.Independent pizza place near me (where there is a lot of competition) does any 11" pizza for £3.50 - made fresh from a lump of dough in front of you. If they can do that, I'm sure Dominos could do their pizzas for a lot lot cheaper than they do:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S) Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money. 0 -
Dominos forgot my garlic bread the other day - the driver said he'd send someone else with it but of course they never came. I'll ring them and see if they'll compensate me!0
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somethingcorporate wrote: »They often get my wife's pizza wrong as she does not have cheese on it. This always results in a new one being sent straight away and we get to keep the other one.
They have good CS
I have no cheese on my pizza and they have got it wrong once in about 15 years which is good going0 -
If your local asda have a fresh pizza counter go there they are better than any pizza shop and a large for around £3.502010 Super League Grand Final Winners :beer:0
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wigan_rl_till_i_die wrote: »If your local asda have a fresh pizza counter go there they are better than any pizza shop and a large for around £3.50
I dont know what shops you people use
The Asda ones are okay,but pre made bases will never beat fresh0
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