score
how?? also, wouldn’t the servers get in trouble?
To answer you and @bitchlift, I just went to pizzahut.com/phcares, picked the location and filled out my name and address, said I spent like $20, said something like “I waited over half an hour and when i went to pick up my pizza it wasn’t even ready yet and when I got home it wasn’t even the right kind :((( “ without naming names or anything and they emailed me that the next day
This has been my favorite scam, almost any large chain will do this without asking questions or getting any specific employees in trouble. Just if you obtain a gift for a dine in restaurant please tip your server. You just got a free meal so it can’t hurt to shell out 8$ as a tip if you just got a 35$ dinner for free. And the servers are just tryina make a living, we only scam and steal from huge corporations, it’s not okay when it’s a real person.
guess what i’m on my way to do rn
Currently in the process of doing this to a bunch of food places, I’ll let y'all know how it goes and make a list of successes and failures.
P1žź@ PI@€£$:
Li++le €@e$ar's: No-go, they require an order number when submitting feedback.
P@p@ J0hñ$: Requires order number.
P1zz@ HI_I+: Never responded
D°m1ÑO$: Wanted to call. Didn't try to, I felt like they were going to push for too much info.
F@$t FOød:
WEnd·$: Never responded
M€d0ñ@|d$: Never responded
R@1$1ng €@n£$: Never responded
۟lvEr$: Score! They're sending coupons in the mail.
Would've preferred digital but this works too. Update:
One scoop of custard and one free butterburger!
RE$+aur@nt$:
Øl1ve G@rdEñ: Wanted to call.
I will update this as I go. These were all done about a month ago, so I don't think the places that didn't respond are ever going to.











