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Any pizza, any combination of toppings, any size.. $10 until November 15th.

Saw it on tv in Houston, TX.

It's posted on their website.


$10 link

10 DAYS OF $10 PIZZAS! 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.

 


Promotion is still working for me. I live in Chicago, IL. The Promotion Code is PK. I just ordered a large Pan Pizza with beef, chicken, mushrooms, onions, and pineapples.

Message edited by: waynejs on 2009-11-23 18:57:25 CST

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Why do they say any size? Like someone is going to order anything but the largest size they have?

This is more of a rhetorical question but if someone majored in marketing, I would be curious to know.

Message edited by: Guido39 on 2009-11-05 21:29:25 CST
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lol i was thinking the same. If the medium and large are the same price, why buy medium? haha


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Guido39 said:Why do they say any size? Like someone is going to order anything but the largest size they have?

This is more of a rhetorical question but if someone majored in marketing, I would be curious to know.

"ANY" just sounds better. Less restrictions.


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i think the fine print said only 3 toppings too or a specialty


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Guido39 said:Why do they say any size? Like someone is going to order anything but the largest size they have?

This is more of a rhetorical question but if someone majored in marketing, I would be curious to know.

If you lost a (any) pizza bet to a foe, you would rather offer a small one without paying more , that is my best guess to your answer.


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Just in case they got some customers who don't wanna waste food by ordering large and eat less than small.


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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.

Message edited by: undertow07 on 2009-11-05 23:21:29 CST
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I am in south Texas, I see no $10 deal when I go to Pizza Hut web site...


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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.


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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.


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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.


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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?


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Saw it on tv too!


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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.


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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?

LOL......Subway??


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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.


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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.


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What is the coupon code for this deal?


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