Not much to post tonight. Did not see that rain coming. I just had dirt delivered this morning and BAM...chocolate pudding. I think it will be ok. Well anyway...I have been ordering the lo-cal turkey wrap and it is awesome. I was at work and decided to order this awesome meal. I could not beleive that thier was a $6.00 delivery charge. Holy Crap Batman.
I let it go and then the next day we ordered again....this time I wanted to know what the charge covered. On the form it said that the Delivery charge did not include driver gratuity. Jason's Deli on 120th tried to tell us that it was all for insurance since the driver used thier own car. Another Jason Deli told us it was 3.00 for insurance and 3.00 for the driver. I asked the driver and he told me that the store gets half and the driver gets half. After work I called the same store and was told that the driver is given gas money at the end of the night depending on the number of deliveries and the rest is for paper products for the meal. I decided to call again today just to get someone else. I was told that that part of the money was for insurance and the rest was for delivery cost of the product. I called an hour ago to get someone else and I was told 5.00 for insurance and 1.00 for delivery supplies. Why the scam?
The highest delivery charge for Pizza Hut is 2.50 and other places charged 1.00 to 4.00.....If I was ordering just one sandwhich for me then the delivery charge would be more than my order. I do not agree with this type of business. I support your right to overcharge for delivery charges but I do not support your deceit in printing that the 6.00 does not include driver gratuity. So...if you tip a driver 5 bucks you are actually tipping him 8.00 Shame on you Jason's Deli. Shame on you. You should hang your head in shame. With the economy like it is you should be helping your customers not supporting false advertisement.
This is the kind of stuff that lands companies in court with class action suits.
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