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Domino's: Pizza and Payments

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Re: Domino's: Pizza and Payments

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Post by srtjstjsj »

client-side payments is totally normal, when done right, unlike dominos's's buggy version -- what usually happens is that the vendor sends you to a payment processor, and you pay them, and the payment processor sends a verification token to the vendor, and the vendor delivers your product to you.

Domino's skipped one critical step.

Re: Domino's: Pizza and Payments

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Post by Normal_gaussian »

tdaltonc wrote: post #2

My interest is certainly peaked about the 10% off coupons.

Here in the UK there is always a 50% off or better deal for mediums and larges. If you can't find one on the page or from a quick Google ringing the store will get it (only ever had to do this at a friend's in Liverpool)

Re: Domino's: Pizza and Payments

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Post by keeperofdakeys »

tdaltonc wrote: post #2

My interest is certainly peaked about the 10% off coupons.

For these discount pizza chains, there is usually plenty of coupons floating around - they even accept 'competitor' coupons. You can probably find some if you search for them on the internet.

But as old adage goes, you get what you pay for.

Re: Domino's: Pizza and Payments

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Post by joshmn »

bitmapbrother wrote: post #8

Why doesn't Google do more to prevent Android apps from being decompiled, inspected and recompiled into modified apps? Yes, there's source code obfuscation, but that only slows down the amateurs.

Packets, man. It's about the packets. And a failure to pin your certificate.
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