Didn't at mine, either. Click "pickup" and choose different store. Just got back with it. Completely legit deal. No tipping or anything. You almost feel guilty. But, then again, this promo is about as dumb as Michael Scott's Gift-basket promo. "Thank you for the free pizza, Dominoes, but no, I'm not going to be buying anything."
ha they're having issues with people setting up multiple accounts and re-using the coupon over and over
Over at school here the Domino's on campus gave out a coupon to every student for a free medium pizza as long as you went in and said 'Hi' to the cashier. Sweet deal.
To be fair, when I found out my pizza wasn't available at my location, I looked elsewhere. I found my free pizza on main st. in downtown. I had to shove a quarter in there for 5 minutes. To all in Houston who say they can't get one? Can you not drive 2-5 miles for a free pizza? Hell, I drive a land rover and even I thought it was a bargain. Dominoes sucks, to be sure, but if you can't find an outlet, you aren't trying.
I searched as far as 15 minutes from where I live, and no dice. Which isn't that far, but traffic can be a b**** for 20 minute places.
Can't say much for that. I don't know where you live. Try to find a place near your work on Monday. But understand: if you order a free pizza, you best get your pizza. I got mine about a half hour late, and it was definitely not at optimal level. But it was free, so simply because of this promotion, I will get Dominoes next time, as long as they have anchovies (sorry, we all hated them as kids, but it is an aquired taste. Unless I am buying an "expensive pizza" at a restaurant, I can't enjoy them enough. There is a reason why your son or daughter or nephew or niece doesn't like something. Their palates are r****ded. As much As I love watching everything here, both food network and bravo give me ideas i would have never thought of before. When I was in college, I could barely scramble eggs. These days, I'm known as a very good "cook." And by that, I mean I am still a moron when it comes to what the "Top Chef's" have to do. But if Bobby Flay ever wanted to do a "brisket throwdown?" Weellllll. No contest. Quite frankly, I'd love to challenge Behad to a brisket throwdown, but we'd have to have impartial judges. Otherwise, Behad wins in a landslide.
The Good: I got a free medium pizza! The Bad: My stomach suffered the wrath of this pizza The Ugly: ...As did the end it came out of.
I just polished off my free medium pizza... And it was better than I remember Domino's pizza tasting...
