Just in case they got some customers who don't wanna waste food by ordering large and eat less than small.
undertow07
Thrifty Member
posted: Nov. 5, 2009 @ 11:20p
I would assume that a medium or even small with many toppings would easily surpass the $10 mark. So then the customer asks: "Why is this more expensive than the larger size." In essence, they can now offer the smaller pizza for the $10 price point if someone wants it.
tpgs
Member
posted: Nov. 5, 2009 @ 11:42p
I am in south Texas, I see no $10 deal when I go to Pizza Hut web site...
apinamies82
New Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 7:19a
This is a joke! You can order it online. It gives you automatically large size (no option to medium). Then if you try to build it by your own after 6th topping it says something like this: you've chosen more than 6 toppings, it can cause diffisulties to bake it etc... and when you try to check out order it jumps back to the beginning. So basically this deal is: Large size, Any crust, Max. 6 toppings.
I remember Domino's had this kind of any topping deal some years ago. That worked and you got your pizza with so many toppings you wanted.
NYC market they're advertising large one topping $6.99. Where's the deal in that? And here's the worst part, they run the same commercial twice during the same commercial break every time. Terrible.
kwon234ioud
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 10:10a
apinamies82 said: This is a joke! You can order it online. It gives you automatically large size (no option to medium). Then if you try to build it by your own after 6th topping it says something like this: you've chosen more than 6 toppings, it can cause diffisulties to bake it etc... and when you try to check out order it jumps back to the beginning. So basically this deal is: Large size, Any crust, Max. 6 toppings.
I remember Domino's had this kind of any topping deal some years ago. That worked and you got your pizza with so many toppings you wanted.
God I hate people like you. I remember working in Quiznos, and people would ask for all the free toppings (tomatoes, lettuce, olives, peppers) on top of the meats for the torpedoes which are tiny sandwiches in a small bag. It was a pain making them because the bread would get soggy and break while you are trying to stuff all that @#$% in that narrow paper wrapper. By the time I was done making it, half the stuff had already spewed out on the sandwich wrapping board.
RickySteve
Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 10:17a
kwon234ioud said: apinamies82 said: This is a joke! You can order it online. It gives you automatically large size (no option to medium). Then if you try to build it by your own after 6th topping it says something like this: you've chosen more than 6 toppings, it can cause diffisulties to bake it etc... and when you try to check out order it jumps back to the beginning. So basically this deal is: Large size, Any crust, Max. 6 toppings.
I remember Domino's had this kind of any topping deal some years ago. That worked and you got your pizza with so many toppings you wanted.
God I hate people like you. I remember working in Quiznos, and people would ask for all the free toppings (tomatoes, lettuce, olives, peppers) on top of the meats for the torpedoes which are tiny sandwiches in a small bag. It was a pain making them because the bread would get soggy and break while you are trying to stuff all that @#$% in that narrow paper wrapper. By the time I was done making it, half the stuff had already spewed out on the sandwich wrapping board.
That's a tragedy. Which fast food chain do you work for now?
Got a flier in my mailbox for this yesterday (Austin, TX). Someone might want the medium. Perhaps they want a little cheat on their diet, but don't want to cheat too much.
RickySteve said: kwon234ioud said: apinamies82 said: This is a joke! You can order it online. It gives you automatically large size (no option to medium). Then if you try to build it by your own after 6th topping it says something like this: you've chosen more than 6 toppings, it can cause diffisulties to bake it etc... and when you try to check out order it jumps back to the beginning. So basically this deal is: Large size, Any crust, Max. 6 toppings.
I remember Domino's had this kind of any topping deal some years ago. That worked and you got your pizza with so many toppings you wanted.
God I hate people like you. I remember working in Quiznos, and people would ask for all the free toppings (tomatoes, lettuce, olives, peppers) on top of the meats for the torpedoes which are tiny sandwiches in a small bag. It was a pain making them because the bread would get soggy and break while you are trying to stuff all that @#$% in that narrow paper wrapper. By the time I was done making it, half the stuff had already spewed out on the sandwich wrapping board.
That's a tragedy. Which fast food chain do you work for now?
kwon234ioud said: apinamies82 said: This is a joke! You can order it online. It gives you automatically large size (no option to medium). Then if you try to build it by your own after 6th topping it says something like this: you've chosen more than 6 toppings, it can cause diffisulties to bake it etc... and when you try to check out order it jumps back to the beginning. So basically this deal is: Large size, Any crust, Max. 6 toppings.
I remember Domino's had this kind of any topping deal some years ago. That worked and you got your pizza with so many toppings you wanted.
God I hate people like you. I remember working in Quiznos, and people would ask for all the free toppings (tomatoes, lettuce, olives, peppers) on top of the meats for the torpedoes which are tiny sandwiches in a small bag. It was a pain making them because the bread would get soggy and break while you are trying to stuff all that @#$% in that narrow paper wrapper. By the time I was done making it, half the stuff had already spewed out on the sandwich wrapping board.
Sounds like a Quizno's problem instead of a customer's problem. They need to get better bread and wrappers.
Kasak
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 11:26a
clemsonugrad said: kwon234ioud said: apinamies82 said: This is a joke! You can order it online. It gives you automatically large size (no option to medium). Then if you try to build it by your own after 6th topping it says something like this: you've chosen more than 6 toppings, it can cause diffisulties to bake it etc... and when you try to check out order it jumps back to the beginning. So basically this deal is: Large size, Any crust, Max. 6 toppings.
I remember Domino's had this kind of any topping deal some years ago. That worked and you got your pizza with so many toppings you wanted.
God I hate people like you. I remember working in Quiznos, and people would ask for all the free toppings (tomatoes, lettuce, olives, peppers) on top of the meats for the torpedoes which are tiny sandwiches in a small bag. It was a pain making them because the bread would get soggy and break while you are trying to stuff all that @#$% in that narrow paper wrapper. By the time I was done making it, half the stuff had already spewed out on the sandwich wrapping board.
Sounds like a Quizno's problem instead of a customer's problem. They need to get better bread and wrappers. Exactly..Their bullet and sammies are a big joke. should be a buck each. They would be small even for lil kids. Subway footlong is 5 bucks and you can get them backed too.
can't find it on the PH website using my address. In fact, it says there's no delivery for my addy even though we have it delivered all the time. Maybe it's regional and hasn't arrived here in glorious southern NJ yet.
Hurry! This offer is only available for a limited time. From now through November 15th, every pizza you order on PizzaHut.com is just $10. That goes for any pizza, any size, any crust and any topping.
No code needed. Works fine in northern Indiana and I got the email from them last night which made for a good snack then and some reheated for lunch at work.
Hurry! This offer is only available for a limited time. From now through November 15th, every pizza you order on PizzaHut.com is just $10. That goes for any pizza, any size, any crust and any topping.
Kasak said: clemsonugrad said: kwon234ioud said: apinamies82 said: This is a joke! You can order it online. It gives you automatically large size (no option to medium). Then if you try to build it by your own after 6th topping it says something like this: you've chosen more than 6 toppings, it can cause diffisulties to bake it etc... and when you try to check out order it jumps back to the beginning. So basically this deal is: Large size, Any crust, Max. 6 toppings.
I remember Domino's had this kind of any topping deal some years ago. That worked and you got your pizza with so many toppings you wanted.
God I hate people like you. I remember working in Quiznos, and people would ask for all the free toppings (tomatoes, lettuce, olives, peppers) on top of the meats for the torpedoes which are tiny sandwiches in a small bag. It was a pain making them because the bread would get soggy and break while you are trying to stuff all that @#$% in that narrow paper wrapper. By the time I was done making it, half the stuff had already spewed out on the sandwich wrapping board.
Sounds like a Quizno's problem instead of a customer's problem. They need to get better bread and wrappers. Exactly..Their bullet and sammies are a big joke. should be a buck each. They would be small even for lil kids. Subway footlong is 5 bucks and you can get them backed too.
Surely you're not comparing Subway with Quiznos? Quiznos is much better, no comparison. If you can't get full on a torpedo then you're probably eating too much anyway.
kriskos4 said: Kasak said: clemsonugrad said: kwon234ioud said: apinamies82 said: This is a joke! You can order it online. It gives you automatically large size (no option to medium). Then if you try to build it by your own after 6th topping it says something like this: you've chosen more than 6 toppings, it can cause diffisulties to bake it etc... and when you try to check out order it jumps back to the beginning. So basically this deal is: Large size, Any crust, Max. 6 toppings.
I remember Domino's had this kind of any topping deal some years ago. That worked and you got your pizza with so many toppings you wanted.
God I hate people like you. I remember working in Quiznos, and people would ask for all the free toppings (tomatoes, lettuce, olives, peppers) on top of the meats for the torpedoes which are tiny sandwiches in a small bag. It was a pain making them because the bread would get soggy and break while you are trying to stuff all that @#$% in that narrow paper wrapper. By the time I was done making it, half the stuff had already spewed out on the sandwich wrapping board.
Sounds like a Quizno's problem instead of a customer's problem. They need to get better bread and wrappers. Exactly..Their bullet and sammies are a big joke. should be a buck each. They would be small even for lil kids. Subway footlong is 5 bucks and you can get them backed too.
Surely you're not comparing Subway with Quiznos? Quiznos is much better, no comparison. If you can't get full on a torpedo then you're probably eating too much anyway.
with all that fast-food talk, you guys must be killers with the ladies.
apinamies82
New Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 3:07p
No code needed. You can find the deal from their webpage.
TheDvl
Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 3:58p
Doesn't work for me LA, CA
tpgs
Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 4:05p
Even going through the link, Still no go in South Texas
SpacelySprockets said: I've been using the "HC" Any Pizza $8.99 code, still working for me, don't see any reason to pay $1.01 more, unless it stops working.
mogalapr said: SpacelySprockets said: I've been using the "HC" Any Pizza $8.99 code, still working for me, don't see any reason to pay $1.01 more, unless it stops working.Not working for me.Sorry to hear it, think the original post I got it from said YMMV but guess I'm lucky this time.
tongjai54
Thrifty Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 5:03p
not working. san jose, ca This sucks. looks like no one's participating even though it's on their website.
Timsgal
New Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 5:43p
There is no coupon code. Also, just a heads-up -- you can get stuffed crust, but it's $1 more.
Timsgal
New Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 5:45p
Kasak said: What is the coupon code for this deal?
There is no coupon code. Stuffed crust is $1 extra. Nice deal! Saved $10.15!
Timsgal
New Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 5:47p
Kasak said: What is the coupon code for this deal?
There is no coupon code. Stuffed crust is $1 extra. Nice deal! Saved $10.15!
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