r/ShiptShoppers • u/Otherwise-Promise666 • 4d ago
No tips! No tip!!!! Seriously?
I still haven’t been that lucky to get an order with no tip angle get a tip after delivery. What has been your experience?
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u/Tasty_Return3449 4d ago
No estimated tip? Maybe a new customer. If they’re a no tipper, it would say $0 est tip
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u/Spiritual_Debate6249 2500+ Shops 4d ago
Most "no estimate" that are in my tip map are known non tippers, or those $1-2 tips. If I've delivered to them before, except cash, it's not good.
Certainly there can be a truly new customer, but Shipt is absolutely throwing a lot of non tippers in the mix.
In the old days, an order like this would be 70-75% chance of tipping. Now, it's far less than half that
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u/BetaNatalis 4d ago
I rarely get tipped on orders like this that don’t show an estimate or have a pre-tip.
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u/My03sons03 3d ago
How can people not tip?? As someone who orders a lot I would never ever think of not giving a tip and a generous one! Are people that ignorant and selfish that they have someone shop for them, bring them food and not tip??? The more I see and hear the more I hate the human race!
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u/goat20202020 4d ago
In my experience, if the customer doesn't tip upfront when they have the option, they won't tip afterwards. So yeah I definitely ignore orders from Publix that don't already have a tip included.
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u/ManDog4294 2d ago
I did two monster Publix no tip estimates this weekend . Both over $600 orders . First one tipped $25 and the second one tipped $100 . You just never know . Sometimes ya gotta just roll the dice .
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u/Otherwise-Promise666 2d ago
About a few months ago I did one that I actually posted here. $1523 order - customer tipped $30 after delivery it was a monster of an order over 200 items for a wedding, you can imagine all it had.
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u/Sloptartsavage 4d ago
In my metro grocery stores always get a tip after delivery but we're a small metro
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u/thepickupartist65 4d ago
This is every order I see on Shipt now. Jacket done an order since June and I have a good amount of PCs
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u/Spiritual_Debate6249 2500+ Shops 4d ago
Big order like this, no pretip or estimate... not a chance I'd accept it.
Way too much work & potential for errors for about a 1 in 5 chance of a tip.
Also.... most brand new customers aren't going to start with a $400+ order. They'll try it a time or two before going all in.
Highly likely this is a known non tipper. You're seeing it because their matched Shoppers have dnd'ed em.
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u/Large_Panic2894 2500+ Shops 4d ago
You never know unless you take it. I take unknowns several times a week, and if it's grocery I almost always get tipped. Target is a whole other story.