Fake Domino’s Pizza Stores On Swiggy

Everyone is aware of the popular American multinational pizza restaurant chain Domino’s which offers a wide variety of pizzas at affordable prices. Domino’s pizzas are also available on various food delivery platforms like Zomato and Swiggy. However, an incident came to light after one of the Swiggy users found out that some of the Domino’s Pizza outlets listed on Swiggy are fake and are not part of the official franchise. An X user recently took to the microblogging platform and shared about fake Domino’s Pizza outlets on Swiggy.

It has been noticed that a search of the pizza brand name Domino’s on the food delivery platform Swiggy displays several options with varying spellings. This has led to controversies online. Taking the issue to X, the social media user shared screenshots showing a number of fake outlets opened in the name of Domino’s across the locality.

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A social media user shared screenshots showing several fake outlets opened in the name of Domino’s

Taking the issue to X (formerly Twitter), Ravi Handa raised concerns over this ‘fraud’, of fake outlets across the locality. The post was shared on February 12, where he shared a screenshot, tagging Swiggy with the caption,

“Hey Swiggy, this is clearly a fraud. Only one of these is genuine. Why are you letting this happen? Why isn’t Domino’s objecting to a blatant violation of the trademark?”

In a follow-up tweet, he also shared another screenshot of a past order listing with ‘Very Bad’ ratings on it. He added,

“This isn’t just a joke. Someone close to me actually fell for it. They realised it only after they got the delivery and saw the box”

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The post quickly went viral and gained attention. Many people were astounded after seeing the post and shared their thoughts in the comments section. Among them, the food delivery app Swiggy also reacted to it.

Swiggy took note of the same and replied to the user’s tweet in no time and asked him to share his PIN code over DM (direct message), Swiggy tweeted,

“@ravihanda Hey Ravi, we’d like to have this looked into, please share your pincode over DM for us to have this checked.”

Netizens flocked to the comment section of this fake Domino’s tweet to share their experiences

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This sure looks concerning and a matter to look into. Did you find such a situation in your city? Let us know in the comments.

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Ananya Bose
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