Free Garlic Bread with Delivery With Code (16 Jul-22 Jul) Minimum Order $22 (Limited Orders Per Day) @ Domino's

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Avoxtionly on 15/07/2018 - 22:53 facebook.com (404 clicks)
Last edited 16/07/2018 - 16:30 by 3 other users

Received an email.
Strictly one garlic bread per customer.

From facebook:

Great news Garlic Bread lovers - over the next 7 days, we’ll be giving away 100,000 GARLIC BREADS*!

We’re kicking off day 1 today with 10,000 up for grabs, to be redeemed with your next Delivery order. Enter here to get your code: http://bit.ly/2KZS2Y3

Terms

Offer valid for limited time only, while stocks last. Limit one per customer. Vouchers are Single Use only. Free Garlic Bread is valid with delivery orders only. Minimum Delivery Order $22. Voucher must be redeemed online or via the Domino’s App only. Voucher valid for use until 24/07/2018. Voucher is not redeemable for cash or transferrable. You acknowledge that any personal information you provide to Domino’s will be collected, used and held in accordance with our Privacy Policy. To view our privacy policy, copy and paste this link into your search browser: http://bit.ly/2ulfNNG.

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  Jack D Price on 15/07/2018 - 23:02

  +2

  Domimo's

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  zealmax on 16/07/2018 - 00:19

  Used to be good. Pizza got smaller and toppings shrunk even more. Sad piece of flat bread with a bit of sauce and bits of what resembles burnt cheese and laser shaved semi transparent cured meat. Going sown the path of pizza hut. Pizza hut used to be awesome in their days.

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    Scab on 16/07/2018 - 07:03

    Going sown the path of pizza hut

    Other way around, Domino's shrunk their pizzas first and Pizza Hut followed.

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      zealmax on 18/07/2018 - 21:32

      Pizza hut took the toppings and taste out of the pizza first.

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  djtranny on 16/07/2018 - 00:20

  +3

  I find Domino's garlic bread to be consistently bad

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  T1OOO on 17/07/2018 - 02:07

  Share price is going up. Profits up. At the cost of their customers and employees. In the end it’s a sure way to stuff up. Just look at RFG for a perfect example.