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Obviously you should just be allowed to use the same services as everyone else. The web is accessible by design, so all sites that are not accessible are broken

Obviously you should just be allowed to use the same services as everyone else. The web is accessible by design, so all sites that are not accessible are broken. The people that made them broke them. But, just for the sake of your curiosity, American Airlines charge $35 per ticket[1] when you call them to book. [1] https://www.aa.com/i18n/customer-service/support/optional-service-fees.jsp#ticketing https://www.aa.com/i18n/customer-service/support/optional-se...

differentView 7y ago
There's no way they don't wave that fee for blind customers.
- pseudalopex 7y ago
  Domino's wouldn't give Robles the online price according to other articles.
  - chrisco255 7y ago
    Did they really go through an expensive legal process defending themselves in court rather than discount a large pizza by 10%?
    - berbec 7y ago
      Stupid franchisee. I kept a coupon active for years after the promo ended for one guy. He liked his $11.99 Veggie lovers. The coupon was hidden, but if you manually typed the code, it worked. I called him personally after he complained to corporate about the promo ending. I walked him through how to get the deal and he ordered weekly until I sold the store. The new owners deactivated all old promos. He had my cell phone number, so I got to find out, after I sold the store, thst he now orders Papa John's. Source: former multi-store, multi-Rolex winning Domino's franchisee.
      - voltagex_ 7y ago
        How much did it cost you to keep providing the discounted price?
        berbec 7y ago
        It was $5 cheaper than regular menu price. But he ordered a literal 100 times a year with the coupon, tipped the delivery driver $5 every time and the order still was more profitable than $15 of chicken wings. Once the coupon left, he went to the competition. I used to spend about $1,000 a month in advertising just to get a few new customers to call. Keeping the ones you have is orders of magnitude cheaper, even if they complain about "cold pizza" once a month or so to get a free pie.
    - TheSpiceIsLife 7y ago
      Not only that but Domino's "look forward to presenting our case at the trial court." Rather than working with community groups to help each other find a workable solution.
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differentView 7y ago

There's no way they don't wave that fee for blind customers.

pseudalopex 7y ago
Domino's wouldn't give Robles the online price according to other articles.
- chrisco255 7y ago
  Did they really go through an expensive legal process defending themselves in court rather than discount a large pizza by 10%?
  - berbec 7y ago
    Stupid franchisee. I kept a coupon active for years after the promo ended for one guy. He liked his $11.99 Veggie lovers. The coupon was hidden, but if you manually typed the code, it worked. I called him personally after he complained to corporate about the promo ending. I walked him through how to get the deal and he ordered weekly until I sold the store. The new owners deactivated all old promos. He had my cell phone number, so I got to find out, after I sold the store, thst he now orders Papa John's. Source: former multi-store, multi-Rolex winning Domino's franchisee.
    - voltagex_ 7y ago
      How much did it cost you to keep providing the discounted price?
      - berbec 7y ago
        It was $5 cheaper than regular menu price. But he ordered a literal 100 times a year with the coupon, tipped the delivery driver $5 every time and the order still was more profitable than $15 of chicken wings. Once the coupon left, he went to the competition. I used to spend about $1,000 a month in advertising just to get a few new customers to call. Keeping the ones you have is orders of magnitude cheaper, even if they complain about "cold pizza" once a month or so to get a free pie.
  - TheSpiceIsLife 7y ago
    Not only that but Domino's "look forward to presenting our case at the trial court." Rather than working with community groups to help each other find a workable solution.
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