Subway Sandwich Shops Nationally advertised pricing is not valid at Subway Shops Milford, Connecticut
Subway advertises nationally via media that in a particular month.... in this case-March... a 6" subway sandwich is on sale for $3. Local Subway shop sells the six inch sandwich advertised for $3 at full retail of over $4 at checkout... ignoring Subway corporate advertised pricing. I wrote a complaint to Subway Corporate Offices advising them of the sales practice of local shop and they ignored my complaint. In the letter, I enclosed Subway "rewards" card having accumulated point advising them I would not ever shop at Subway again and had no need of their point awards. Apparently, Subway has implemented a business model based on past successes that now can be interpreted as "for each customer lost, 5 new ones appear" thus, why be concerned that they allow their franchises to ignore national pricing. Color me gone Subway.
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Robert
Irvine,California,
Boo h*o
#2Consumer Comment
Sat, March 30, 2013
If you look at your "National Media" it also says that Participation and Price may vary. Just like EVERY OTHER Fast Food Franchise.
FYI the "National Media" you talk about is probably the same one on the Web Site. It is very odd that you refuse to list the name of the sandwich you bought. The site lists ONE and only ONE 6 inch sub for $3 the "Oven Roasted Chicken". You seem to infer that it was all 6 inch subs, which is not what it says.
Of course that doesn't change the fact that if a particular franchise wants to participate or not. If they don't and you patronize another one. If they see they are loosing business they may change their mind.