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PostMar 04, 2021#21

^ I wonder if Imos is by location? Doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, but I order it frequently...always online and it works beautifully. Never noticed any glitches, in house delivery, I always get the coupons, etc. It even got a redesign sometime last year.

Mine is the downtown Clayton Imos for reference.

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PostMar 05, 2021#22

I think it started initially with Downtown only, and they slowly rolled them out to other locations.

The grandbury's system they had before worked flawlessly.  Then they switched over Downtown, they wiped all of my rewards, reset my rewards points (thoughtfully accrued over years of loyalty), they ditched my delivery location, they broke my heart.

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PostMar 05, 2021#23

^ I do remember grandbury and whatever I'm using isn't that...it's been updated since then.

Either way...that sucks.  I'm surprised they couldn't give those points back to you if you called them and told them the new system wiped all your stuff out.  Granted that might have to be a corporate call...not sure if the store could do that.  Either way, doesn't seem right you should have to give all that up.

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PostMar 05, 2021#24

Are all Imo's owned by the company or are there franchises? I'm pretty sure CWP has a combination of both.

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PostMar 06, 2021#25

There are a handful of corporate owned locations.  Rest are franchises.  Which is sadly why some people who stay at the Hilton probably get their first taste of our gooey goodness from the 4th Street location and leave our city in disgust.  That place is just horribly ran, the delivery drivers don't give a sh*t.  Pizza's come out half baked and all the toppings are hugging the inside of the box when it arrives.  It's the embodiment of that Digiorno delivery commercial.

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PostMar 06, 2021#26

bwcrow1s wrote:
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There are a handful of corporate owned locations.  Rest are franchises.  Which is sadly why some people who stay at the Hilton probably get their first taste of our gooey goodness from the 4th Street location and leave our city in disgust.  That place is just horribly ran, the delivery drivers don't give a sh*t.  Pizza's come out half baked and all the toppings are hugging the inside of the box when it arrives.  It's the embodiment of that Digiorno delivery commercial.
I would think the people at the Hilton would get Imo's from the location on the Market Street side of the hotel.

Plus, that 4th Street location is trouble anyway. Sure, they pay their rent in that building but the employees are rude, customers leave their trash all over, and as you pointed out the product quality isn't the best.

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PostMar 07, 2021#27

The Market location closes early, just as a note.  Sorry to continue dragging this out hah.

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PostMar 08, 2021#28

We liked the HQ one because before the pandemic they still had the salad bar. Sadly, those are probably toast going forward.

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PostMar 08, 2021#29

Yeah, I guess "sneeze guard" has taken on a whole new meaning these days.

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PostApr 10, 2021#30

quincunx wrote:
Mar 03, 2021
$6.5M building permit application submitted.
Issued

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PostJul 20, 2025#31

Biz Journal reporting IMO’s has listed this property for sale. Anyone heard if they are moving out of DTW?

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PostJul 20, 2025#32

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Biz Journal reporting IMO’s has listed this property for sale. Anyone heard if they are moving out of DTW?
No. The sale includes a 15 year lease with 20 years of options after the 15 years. Seems like Imo's just wants to raise some money for some reason.

They just upgraded the facility in 2022 as well.

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PostJul 20, 2025#33

^Good to hear!

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