[Pizza Pizza] May 6 - Free Pizza Pizza delivery on orders $15 or more
- Deal Link:
- https://twitter.com/PizzaPizzaLtd/statu ... 5368524801
- Expiry:
- May 6, 2020
- Retailer:
- Pizza Pizza
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Pizza Pizza
May 6 - Free Pizza Pizza delivery on orders $15 or more
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- sprung [OP]
- Deal Expert
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- Apr 16, 2002
- 24575 posts
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- Toronto
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- Spawk1028
- Deal Addict
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- Oct 28, 2016
- 1777 posts
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- Albertariolandbec
Free delivery on cardboard should be standard.
What's in your wallet?
- BrandonT33909
- Newbie
- May 11, 2018
- 79 posts
- 61 upvotes
- k7k5t8
Ordering a 16 dollar special pizza, add coupon tells me i need to add more to the subtotal pizza is 16 dollars delivery is 3.75 total is 19.75 before tax still over 16 with free delivery but the coupon is taking the discount off the pizza and not the delivery
- RinardoEvoris
- Newbie
- Jan 29, 2018
- 57 posts
- 114 upvotes
I would love to pinpoint when the delivery fee became a thing. It's literally a pizza places job to deliver pizza and at some point they just sort of snuck in a charge. It's like a restaurant charging you for the waitress to bring the food to your table. That's what their job is and that's what we tip them for. You want to charge me $3.75 to do something they were doing for free before? I very rarely ever order pizza anymore. With the $3.75 deliver fee and a $4-5 tip (depending how much you order) it really bumps up the price.
On a side note, how much do you tip for delivery? When you go to a restaurant the wait staff makes many trips back and forth to the table the more food and drinks are ordered. So you spend 40$ you tip $6 but on $100 you tip $15 because of the extra work they do. What about a pizza delivery. For the most part the delivery driver is doing the same amount of work if I order 1 pizza or I order 5 pizzas. Do you really need to tip the driver 15% on a 100$ order when all he/she is doing is walking up your driveway once?
On a side note, how much do you tip for delivery? When you go to a restaurant the wait staff makes many trips back and forth to the table the more food and drinks are ordered. So you spend 40$ you tip $6 but on $100 you tip $15 because of the extra work they do. What about a pizza delivery. For the most part the delivery driver is doing the same amount of work if I order 1 pizza or I order 5 pizzas. Do you really need to tip the driver 15% on a 100$ order when all he/she is doing is walking up your driveway once?
- BeapChastard
- Deal Addict
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- Dec 23, 2015
- 2441 posts
- 1856 upvotes
- Newmarket, ON
They waste gas to drive to your house, not to mention wear and tear on their car. Personally I think they should not only charge to deliver, but charge based on how many kms away you live.RinardoEvoris wrote: ↑ I would love to pinpoint when the delivery fee became a thing. It's literally a pizza places job to deliver pizza and at some point they just sort of snuck in a charge. It's like a restaurant charging you for the waitress to bring the food to your table. That's what their job is and that's what we tip them for. You want to charge me $3.75 to do something they were doing for free before? I very rarely ever order pizza anymore. With the $3.75 deliver fee and a $4-5 tip (depending how much you order) it really bumps up the price.
On a side note, how much do you tip for delivery? When you go to a restaurant the wait staff makes many trips back and forth to the table the more food and drinks are ordered. So you spend 40$ you tip $6 but on $100 you tip $15 because of the extra work they do. What about a pizza delivery. For the most part the delivery driver is doing the same amount of work if I order 1 pizza or I order 5 pizzas. Do you really need to tip the driver 15% on a 100$ order when all he/she is doing is walking up your driveway once?
When did delivery used to be free? I don't remember it ever being free.
- mikka2017
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- Jan 12, 2017
- 20446 posts
- 5841 upvotes
- Scarberia
can u stack codes or only one per order? tia
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- Spawk1028
- Deal Addict
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- Oct 28, 2016
- 1777 posts
- 7183 upvotes
- Albertariolandbec
I remember it being free everywhere. Mind u this is going back a while but yes it was free. I agree that it should be free all the time.BeapChastard wrote: ↑ They waste gas to drive to your house, not to mention wear and tear on their car. Personally I think they should not only charge to deliver, but charge based on how many kms away you live.
When did delivery used to be free? I don't remember it ever being free.
What's in your wallet?