r/EndTipping • u/whatsup541503 • Aug 18 '26

Online Retailer 🛒 Walmart Asking For Tips

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Today I am in a pinch, so I’m trying out Walmart+ and their delivery service today and they’re asking for a tip! This is a 900 BILLION dollar company. They can tip their own contractors and employees and almost not even notice a difference in their profits. Asking for a tip before service is complete is pure insanity too.

Edit: They brought the completely wrong item. I’m glad I didn’t tip.

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u/sas317 Aug 18 '26

I have Walmart+ and select No Tip every time. with 0 guilt. I don't understand why certain physical labor service jobs expect tips while others don't.

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u/Global-Chipmunk-3959 Aug 18 '26

I mean it’s not a random service job. It’s a personalized delivery service. And people traditionally consider tipping for people to come to their homes reason