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  Little late to the game there, Domino's
context: They haven’t left? >
  
  Burger King hasn't either >
  
  And KFC, and Prada, and and and. Have you been there? Even since the war began? I used to work/live there and the luxury brand approach is hilarious. They still change their shop windows every other week, while sticking notes on their doors that they are closed “for technical reasons”. If you’ve got the dosh for it though, you can come in, try on items, and order them online 🤷‍♀️ >
  
  KFC will be rebranded to rostic's next year >
  
  You sure it’s Yum and not YumChina though? >
  
  “Considers”? >
  
  right?  as if this shouldn't have happened 9 months ago. >
  
  despite most international companies leaving the market one by one, they were immune to the domino effect >
  
  Get out >
  
  Are they still active there? 
  If so, that seems like a reason to never ever order anything there again >
  
  But I never ordered there to begin with... >
  
  You are way ahead of your time.  Visionary !! >
  
  and saving so much money too >
  
  Avoid the Noid, because he is about to mysteriously fall off a very tall building. >
  
  Considers?! TIL… FUCK Dominos. >
  
  Some are far more understandable than others. Medical supplies or food is wildly different from consumer electronics or clothing.
  ~~Also, as always, fuck PayPal. They could make a great impact but choose not to.~~ (Misunderstood. They suspended business in Russia.) >
  
  
  Also, as always, fuck PayPal. They could make a great impact but choose not to.
  
  I mean, fuck PayPal, but they're listed as "suspended" meaning they've suspended their operations in Russia, as of March 5th apparently
  The logos on the image in the link isn't the businesses still operating in Russia, it seems like it's just a bunch of logos, you need to scroll down to see if they're still operating and to what extent. >
  
  Thank you for the correction! >
  
  PR stunt talking about it and not doing anything. Just testing the market. Bitch move. >
  
  30 minutes guaranteed or it is free potato! >
  
  Why is this even a question? >
  
  Dunno, but in case of Subway for example it was because franchisees just refused to close. >
  
  Speedy delivery as always Dominos >
  
  Huh, only considering after nearly a year.
  I wonder how much the business will have to be hurt for it to actually do it? >
  
  My lifelong boycott of Domino's continues. >
  
  I just think the food is shit but this works too I guess >
  
  Prolly because everyone's broke over there and sales gone down >
  
  A bit late to the party >
  
  They're only considering it because the ruble is dropping. F Domino's & KFC. I'm not getting their food. >
  
  Oh? They still there? Then fuck ordering dominos >
  
  I'll not buy from them again even if they pull out of Russia.  They don't deserve my business >
  
  What's there to consider? You just sell for $1 and leave. >
  
  Do not consider, be gone >
  
  Do it!! >
  
  They should quietly exit before people notice and lose their shit. >
  
  Human decency now entitled to a refund since Dominos didn't deliver on time. >
  
  There are several US companies that have not yet left Russia, who need to be urged to do so. >
  
  That is why We STOPPED ordering from them in my area - I can’t in good conscience support a company that still does business there >
  
  If it’s anything like it is in the US then let them keep on eating that shit. >
  
  Domino's should sell all of their businesses and give the profits to charity. Shitty food, shitty company >
  
  Dumb question, who's going to buy it? >
  
  In many cases just like that, the Russian managers or franchisees buy everything. Under the agreement, they get all the places, employees, equipment but have to rename and change they way it looks. However, essentially, everything is the same. For example, you may want to read in the Internet about McDonald's (now 'Vkusno I tochka") or KFC (Rostic's) in Russia if you're interested. >
  
  KFC is still there, though. At least in Moscow. >
  
  Selling?
  What's to sell? Who would buy?
  A better description would be abandon and write off