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Another Domino's Driver Told To Repay Money Stolen From Him

Another Domino's Driver Told To Repay Money Stolen From Him

A couple months back, we wrote about a Domino’s Pizza delivery guy whose boss ordered him to pay back the money that was stolen from him during an on-the-job robbery. And while that driver’s boss eventually relented, another driver in New Jersey was not so lucky. [More]

NJ Man Wants Filet-O-Fish, Crawls Into Drive-Thru Window To Get It

NJ Man Wants Filet-O-Fish, Crawls Into Drive-Thru Window To Get It

McDonald’s: Taking his cue from both Cheeseburger Josh and that irritating “Gimme That Filet-o-Fish” ad, a dude in South Brunswick, NJ, got so impatient with the service at the drive-thru that he crawled through the window, slapped the employee and then escaped with his precious fish sandwich. [More]

4 Myths About Tipping From A Former Pizza Delivery Guy

4 Myths About Tipping From A Former Pizza Delivery Guy

When we posted a simple poll about tipping delivery drivers, we had no idea it would garner the kind of mammoth response it did, with folks on both sides of the tipping divide ardently defending their position. In an effort to clear up what he sees as common misconceptions about tipping, Consumerist reader and former delivery guy Justin wrote in to take a sledgehammer to a handful of “myths” about his past profession. [More]

Hungry Robber Makes Off With $40 In Domino's Pizza & Wings

Hungry Robber Makes Off With $40 In Domino's Pizza & Wings

Yet another Domino’s Pizza delivery dude has been attacked. This time, the unfortunate victim wasn’t robbed of his cash, but of the pizza and hot wings he was attempting to deliver. [More]

Domino's Driver Attacked With 2-Liter Soda Bottle

Domino's Driver Attacked With 2-Liter Soda Bottle

Perhaps combining the old school tactics of the McDonald’s broken bottle robber with the economy of the Walmart crowbar burglar, a Domino’s driver in Maryland was recently felled by crooks brandishing a 2-liter bottle of soda. [More]

Domino's Gross-Out Video Star Gets 24 Months Probation

Domino's Gross-Out Video Star Gets 24 Months Probation

Last spring, two morons videotaped themselves doing unspeakable things to the food they were about to serve at an unidentified Domino’s restaurant. The video was posted to YouTube, and the situation didn’t end well for anyone.

Based on a few clues, Consumerist commenters tracked the specific location down. The employees behind the video lost their jobs, that location closed a few months later, and no one could eat products from Domino’s without imagining that parts of their meal had been crammed up someone’s nose. While camerawoman Kristy Hammonds is still waiting for her trial, star Michael Setzer has been sentenced to 24 months of supervised probation.

UPDATE: Robbed Domino's Driver Doesn't Have To Pay Back
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UPDATE: Robbed Domino's Driver Doesn't Have To Pay Back $61

Last week, we wrote about the travails of a Domino’s delivery driver who was not only mugged on the job, but also told he had to repay the stolen cash to his boss. We’re happy to say that there’s an update to the story — and it’s good news. [More]

Domino's Makes Huge Profit Selling Less Crappy Pizza For
Lower Price

Domino's Makes Huge Profit Selling Less Crappy Pizza For Lower Price

While armed robbers might not like the taste of Domino’s pizza, the rest of the non-thieving world appears to be taking a liking to Domino’s recently revamped recipe and drastically dropped pricing. Want proof? The company’s fourth-quarter profits were double what they were a year ago. [More]

Robbers Would Rather Steal Domino's Chicken Wings Than
Pizza

Robbers Would Rather Steal Domino's Chicken Wings Than Pizza

It wasn’t exactly the crime of the century, but several folks’ nights were ruined last week when a pair of armed robbers attacked a Domino’s delivery driver and made off with $36 worth of chicken wings. [More]

Domino's Litters Your Driveway With Coupons, Rocks And Ziplocs

Domino's Litters Your Driveway With Coupons, Rocks And Ziplocs

Not content with contaminating your mailbox or using your windshield wiper as coupon clip, Domino’s has found a new hi-tech method of distributing coupons using the concept of inertial mass combined with a transparent weatherproof barrier. Ok, it’s actually just a Ziploc filled with coupons and rocks. Reader Will arrived home to discover the baggies littering his driveway and those of his neighbors’. We assume that the rocks allow the lazy Domino’s employees to easily fling the bundles out of their car windows and help keep the baggie weighted down. Will’s letter, inside…

Domino's Pizza, Please Stop Calling Me To Tell Me Your Specials

Domino's Pizza, Please Stop Calling Me To Tell Me Your Specials

Reader Ron is annoyed that Domino’s Pizza will not stop calling his cellphone 1-3 times a week to let him know the specials. Yuck!