Pizzagogo & Tex Max

category bristol | community | news report author Wednesday August 15, 2012 18:26author by Chris Report this post to the editors

I likes piza a lot. 'Avin it is bliss. But sometimes I used to get Tex Max for £ 8.95 from Pizzagogo and they used to deliver it. 

Then I watched the TV program about Pizzagogo and the boss man Faud...doh was it his old man I cannot remember...said that he made the compamny popular by introduing tex max and delivering it to poor customers like me without a further charge.

But a few days ago I orderred a tex max and a delivery. Which I am used to like . Then the person on the the other end told me that they cannot deliver it free, because minimum order is 9.95 bloody quid. now then I asked for the manager, and he insisted that I buy some sundries to get it upto 10 quid less 5p of course. Why? Faud. I think your first steps into business is a bit eeerumph not right. My opinion. 

I, of course, will not phone u for a delivery or step into one of ur shops, unless u apologise to your customers for this atrocious act.

This one is a rant but, I waited for 2 days, so that, my temper has gone down, like.

Ok 

1) We all are together in this recession, forget the politics.

2) Poor fixed income people are the hardest hit.

3) Reason for my business to go down in a recession is recession, not dirtyness in the outlets.

4) Somesay 45 minutes is too long, but 15 to 30 minutes is right.(huh i is ungry)

Rest my case, your honour.

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   @Chris     DW    Thu Aug 16, 2012 15:13 
   ??     Goj    Thu Aug 16, 2012 18:30 
   Agree     Pizza boy    Fri Aug 17, 2012 17:21 
   Hmm Good Advice But....     Chris Bury    Sat Aug 18, 2012 18:25 
   an alternative..     Lu    Thu Aug 23, 2012 18:25 


 
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