How many Redditors have had a bad experience with a company/business and actually kept their vow to never do business there again?
Working in retail, I hear a lot of people say that "They will never shop here again!" when we don't allow them to break the rules to get things cheap, return things obviously used/old as hell, etc. I see the same people who vowed to never come back no less than a week or two later.
Personally, I had a mixed up order when getting food from a Snappy Stop here in town a few days ago between classes while doing a few errands. I didn't realize they put a single in my bag, instead of a double with cheese like I ordered. Not a big deal, but a bit of a let down since campus is across town. They were busy, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt that things happen. No big deal, came back today and everything was perfect.
I want to hear your stories of mix-ups or incompetence, or anything else. Did you stay away from the company for good, or did you give them a 2nd (or 3rd, 4th...) chance to get it right?
Posted Mar 4, 2011, 12:55 AM UTC
Pizza Hut around the corner from my apartment. I went there a few weeks ago around 10:30PM on a Saturday night. The sign said the dining room was open until 12AM. I knocked and they looked at me strange when I wanted to come inside to order a pie to go. They let me in and I proceeded to tell them I would like to order a carry out pizza. They told me I had to go through the drive though, I protested by mentioning the sign outside. They said "do you see what side of town we are on?"...I took this as an insult as I only lived a few blocks away. Rather than to get uber-angry I left. I vow never to return to that place again.
tl;dr Pizza Hut sucks IMO.
Pizza Hut's corporate office might be interested to hear that. Franchises generally aren't too big on stores doing their own thing, especially if it directly contradicts what they're advertising, even locally (the sign). If nothing else, they might change their signs to reflect their actual hours.
Thanks for the info, I may follow up on this as I do enjoy Pizza Hut's pizza from time to time. The enire dining room was closed up and they had a worker sweeping, and preparing to mop. I got nasty glares as I stepped over the pile of swept up dirt like I was ruining someones hard work. I wouldn't have gotten so angry if I hadn't worked in pizza shops when I was younger...full well knowing they were just closing the dining room early so they could get a few workers out earlier. I may try calling friday or saturday to inquire about eating in the dining room at say 11PM or so.