1/5 Daniel S. 5 months ago on Google
Update
as
of
24-Nov-23:
Yesterday,
I
gave
Domino's
Glenfield
a
second
chance
to
see
if
the
quality
had
improved.
To
my
surprise,
I
had
the
worst
experience
ever
with
a
rude
staff
member
trying
to
cheat
me
again
by
providing
a
pizza
with
missing
ingredients.
They
seemed
to
expect
that
I
would
take
the
pizza
unattended,
without
noticing
that
it
was
incorrect.
After
a
few
back-and-forths,
the
discussion
escalated
as
he
kept
stubbornly
arguing
that
Domino's
was
not
wrong
because
I
was
not
clear
enough
in
my
request,
etc.
In
reality,
if
he
had
been
polite
and
professional,
a
simple
'I'm
sorry
for
the
inconvenience'
would
have
quickly
fixed
the
problem.
I
then
sent
feedback
through
their
website,
and
the
response
was
even
worse,
as
I
described
the
terrible
experience,
and
the
attendant
replied
that
the
money
had
been
refunded,
again,
without
any
"apologies."
They
just
don't
care
about
the
customers.
This
confirms
that
the
Glenfield
branch
sucks.
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giving
1
star
as
Domino's
used
to
be
a
good
value
for
the
money,
and
they
suddenly
changed
their
policy,
making
thing
much
worse
for
the
customers
as
below:
1)
-
before:
if
you
were
not
happy
with
the
pizza,
the
would
refund
you.
-
now:
they
removed
this
policy
and
you
are
not
allowed
to
get
a
refund
even
if
there
is
something
wrong
with
your
pizza.
2)
-
before:
any
customization
was
reflected
on
the
price
regardless
which
ingredient
you
are
changing.
You
were
able
to
remove
the
cheese
from
any
cheese
pizza
and
that
change
was
decreasing
the
final
price,
which
is
fair.
-
now:
any
customization
only
increases
the
price,
even
if
it
removes
ingredients.
So
if
you
decide
to
remove
the
cheese,
for
example,
the
cost
for
that
cheese
is
not
deducted
anymore,
which
is
unfair.
3)
-
before:
after
you
set
up
your
custom
pizza
by
changing
toppings,
etc,
you've
been
charged
extra
$4
for
the
extra
large
size,
and
you
were
able
to
predict
the
total
amount
you
were
gonna
pay
for
the
pizza
as
the
$4
was
what
you
were
paying
to
make
your
pizza
bigger.
That
was
fair.
-
now:
they
charge
you
$4
for
the
extra
large
size
and
each
topping
has
its
price
increased
accordingly.
So
now,
the
charge
for
the
extra
large
size
only
applies
to
the
base,
not
the
toppings.
It
turns
out
your
$15
custom
pizza
might
jump
to
$25
if
you
change
its
size.
It
says
you
will
pay
an
extra
$4,
but
you
are
actually
paying
$10.
Very
misleading
and
unfair.
Ridiculous.