Rob
Nanaimo,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, February 17, 2006
So let me get this straight they screwed up your order but you still paid for the pizza. First of all if it was me and I ordered a pizza and the waitress came out and confirmed your order to be wrong and then said it would take longer at that point I would have walked out. But I do understand that sometimes they make clerical errors so you allowed them to rectify the problem but they did not rectify the problem and still screwed up the order. My brothers friend owned a pizza place and heres what you could have done. Not payed for the pizza and told them that it was not the right one and left the pizza untouched. Pizza places are able to sell already cooked pizza at a fraction of the price as long as they give the disclaimer that it was cooked for a customer that did not claim there merchandise for instance delivery drivers who deliver a pizza to a phone address so they are stuck with the pizza they get the pizza order written off then they can sell it for 25% of the price. But if you were intent on getting a pizza which is understandable if you have a craving definately don't pay full price because it is not what you ordered but offer to take it off there hands at a fraction of the price that way they aren't left holding the ball and both parties are happy.