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Saturday, July 17, 2010

$25 for $50 Worth of DDP Pies

Living Social offers $50 worth of Dangerously Delicious Pies for $25.

18 comments:

  1. this makes it affordable.
    what to get though? i got the apple crumb and it was far from dangerous or delicious.
    suggestions?

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  2. Why do places do this? Why not just have a semi-annual sale something?

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  3. Baltimore Bomb!!!

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  4. Marrion Berry - if they have it (it's a seasonal berry from OR) - so delicious, hard to find and a conversation piece, of course.

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  5. Sweet now that total asshole from the other day can buy like 5 of these and stash them until DDP runs into some tragic streak of bad luck.

    Just kidding guy.

    Inked I wouldn't consider it shameless if you posted the referral link (3 referrals = free) on FT so that you could piggyback on the community following you've got here. We all know you deserve it.

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  6. Extremely disappointed with DDP. My wife and I stopped by this eve to purchase two pies and were told that we needed the hard copy of the coupon. My wife showed the counter the electronic copy from her I-phone, but the smart arse girl refused the sale. Sorry DDP, that is strike 2 and this household is done with you.

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  7. Dear Anon 10:43,

    Places do this because they get the money right away. And if someone forgets to use a coupon, they get the money for free.

    If they merely had a semi-annual sale, they'd have to wait to make sales to get the cash, and they wouldn't get any extra $ from unused coupons.

    This is better for them. So they do it.

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  8. anon 10:43,
    marketing 101. always try to reach new clients. a sale only rewards your current customers.

    anon 11:44,
    sticky rice requires a print out too.
    so do a few other places.

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  9. come on...printouts??? build a solid client base and don't turn away a potential sale!!!

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  10. To those complaining about DDP refusing the coupon, please read the instructions: Your credit card will not be charged for this until Monday. You will then be given a link to your coupon, which you will then be able to redeem.

    In other words: READ THE F***ING INSTRUCTIONS.

    Note: I have no affiliation with DDP, but am eagerly awaiting redeeming my coupon (according to the terms of agreement).

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  11. Ugh. Is this another one of those things where you'll be socially stigmatized if you actually try to use this coupon?

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  12. Ugh. Is this another one of those things where you'll be socially stigmatized if you actually try to use this coupon?
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    you might. i don't.

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  13. NO anon 8:06- that only happens if you try to use your Food Stamps card.

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  14. "Ugh. Is this another one of those things where you'll be socially stigmatized if you actually try to use this coupon?"

    if DDP catches fire, burns down, re-opens, and you use it immediately after and without tipping (hmm actually, i dont know, do you tip on pies?)...then yes. otherwise, no.

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  15. if DDP catches fire, burns down, re-opens, and you use it immediately after and without tipping (hmm actually, i dont know, do you tip on pies?)...then yes. otherwise, no.

    Excellent analysis. That's the best thing about this type of community-based forum. If you're ever in doubt that you're behavior might be veering into the realm of toxic, anti-social behavior, just ask: your neighbors will be kind enough to let you know!

    :)

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  16. They got a bunch of weirdos working up in there.

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  17. WHY WONT MY COUPON WORK!?!?!?

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Guys, please be polite. Remember that these people are your neighbors. I ask also that anonymous users leave some kind of tag [e.g. big green cat] for the sake of being able to follow a thread. Be respectful and have fun.