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Simple ordinary mistakes to avoid
You can speed up your delivery time
by avoiding these kinds of ordinary mistakes. Most customers make one or two of these
all the time. Preventing them will make your
experience more enjoyable.
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1. The check
is not written.
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2. Lack of house
number or visible number.
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3. The porch
light is not turned on at night.
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4. The money
is not ready.
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5. The check
doesn't have your phone number and (DL# or SS#) on it.
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6. Leaving blank lines on your credit card receipt.
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7. Paying
with a $50 or $100 bill for a small order.
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8. Not giving
the driver the coupon.
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9. Your phone
is busy or unavailable.
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10. Having
your kids pay.
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11. Not mentioning
your apartment number.
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12. Telling
us the name of your apartment instead of the address.
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13. Paying
in penny rolls or bags of change.
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14. Paying
with crumpled cash.
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15. Not telling
us your business name.
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16. Not notifying
your co-workers.
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17. Not shoveling
snow or removing ice.
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18. You're
not home when the driver arrives.
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19. Not meeting
the driver in the dorm lobby / not answering the lobby phone.
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20. Taking a
shower or bath when the driver arrives.
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21. Not controlling
your dog.
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22. Changing
the order at the door or after the driver left the store.
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23. Trying to
negotiate the cost.
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24. Not
knowing your address or phone number.
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25. Water
sprinkler in bad location.
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26. Trying
to combine coupons or specials.
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27. Changing
it to a pick-up after the driver left the store.
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28. Not
knowing you ordered.
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29. Giving vague
directions.
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30. You're
in the back yard when the driver arrives.
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31.
Complaining it was late when it really was
not.
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32. Not giving
the driver access to the gate / not answering the gate.
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33.
Complaining it was 5 or 10 minutes
late.
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34. Your stereo
is too loud.
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35. You moved
and didn't tell us.
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36. Not
holding the pizza level.
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37. Not knowing
what carry-out (pick-up) means.
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38. Giving your
credit card to the driver.
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39. Calling
back after being put on hold.
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40. Flirting
with the driver.
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41. Putting cook instructions in the driver comments.
Last updated: April 8, 2013
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