Last Sunday we ordered from jet's Pizza a large thin crust cheese pizza with extra cheese. Using a coupon that we got in the mail for $9.99. We were told that it would be a six dollar delivery charge, even though this particular jets is literally across the parking lot from where we live. Since this is a senior building, nobody truly wanted to just get out and walk across the parking lot with their walkers and canes so we opted to pay the six dollars. I asked if the six dollars was the tip or if the money goes to the delivery person that came over here and was told yes
After an hour, a cheese pizza, without extra cheese, was delivered it was not thin crust as requested, but in fact, a thick crust pizza. I called and spoke with the manager who then asked if we wanted the correct Pizza sent out. We said yes, of course, and we were told that there would be no charge since the order was incorrect. After another hour of watching the game on TV most people left and a pizza was delivered. In fact, it was the correct order at this time but two hours had passed.
That was Sunday, Tuesday, today, my bank informed me that jet's Pizza charged me $39.99. That seemed incredibly obsessive for a thin crust cheese pizza especially using a 999 coupon.
I easily walked across the parking lot with a copy of my coupon and asked the manager what happened and because I had my service dog with me, he could not explain in detail, but his explanation was $39 was certainly the typical charge for a large cheese pizza . Personally, I've lived here for quite some time and have never paid that much from any restaurant for pizza. We've had get-togethers here in our community room in the past where we've purchased five pizzas and it has cost us $60 from the same restaurant and here I was looking at one thin cheese pizza Just a penny short of $40. The manager, a tall scruffy, dressed man in a T-shirt would not budge on the price.
Our building has senior citizens and military veterans who have all received a variety of different discounts, but never have we been up charged by $25. This manager kept saying that he was not little Caesars as if he was comparing his pizza and prices. I do know that if we were going to be treated this way And we knew it, little Caesars, of course is a preference as well as Dominos, Pizza Hut, big daddy's, oh heck.- even making it ourselves. There are enough grandmothers and grandfathers in this building that are terrific cooks. We certainly didn't need jets it was just convenient. But to steal money from us when the majority of us are on Social Security and Social Security disability is incredibly rude and it seems like fraud when you won't take your own coupon. I've placed a picture of this coupon here for you to see and decide for yourself if the manager was fair. Yes I did see in the fine print that prices may vary but $25 is just downright prejudice against the elderly. read more