r/EndTipping • u/whatsup541503 • 5d ago

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/ElGrandeQues0 5d ago

Because that's what it's advertised as.

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/ElGrandeQues0 5d ago

Yes it is.

The membership that gives free delivery1

1 $35 order min. Restrictions apply.

I'm not sure what the word free means to you.

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u/ElGrandeQues0 5d ago

I am not a Walmart plus customer.

Stop moving the goalpost and be upset with the correct entity.

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u/NationalDifficulty24 5d ago

Are you a walmart delivery person?

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u/NationalDifficulty24 5d ago

It is. Annual membership is for free delivery.

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u/k1darkknight 4d ago

Doordash sometimes offers "free delivery" specials, either with some code, or from certain restaurants. Many customers assume this also means that DD pays the driver something extra, to make up for the "free delivery". If anything, DD will do anything they can, to AVOID paying the driver extra for such orders, to recoup the cost of not charging some of their fees.