Domino's to 'tip' customers if they choose to carry out order
The pizza chain will now be tipping customers if they choose to carry out their order - instead of getting it delivered.
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Feb 2, 2022, 1:50 PM
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Updated 1,198 days ago
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The pizza chain will now be tipping customers if they choose to carry out their order - instead of getting it delivered.
Customers who pick up their orders will receive a $3 credit they can use on future orders.
The new policy is in effect now, and will run until May 22.
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