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Published: 27 June 2001 17:25 GMT
Pizza Hut has come up with a simple solution to cold, late pizza deliveries. The fast food chain wants customers to log on to a dedicated website and tell them the best places in the UK to locate new Pizza Hut sites.
The fast food chain is calling on net users to spice up its expansion plans with a new website launched tomorrow, Pizzahutproperty.co.uk, which allows pizza fans to recommend new restaurant sites.
While the service is aimed primarily at estate agents, all individuals and organisations are invited to register recommendations for new delivery and restaurant sites.
Users who successfully recommend restaurant sites will receive a £5,000 finder fee from the Pizza giant. A further £2,500 is on offer to those who suggest suitable sites for take away and delivery sites.
Pizza Hut plans rapid growth in the UK with 65 new restaurants and take aways due to open by the end of the year.
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