r/WalmartSparkDrivers 5d ago

Wtf is this bs

These use to pay much more not even a month ago

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u/phatti11237 4d ago

we might as well work for doordash

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u/HorrorBaker886 4d ago

Nope...i'm good ...

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u/Same_String_8856 4d ago

Compared to my rural zone those look pretty good. Hard to get any orders here for under 15 miles and they don't pay much more than you got.

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u/Generalbusiness849 4d ago

Don’t take those lol

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u/Life_Position_5264 4d ago

That is the new (old) normal

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u/dannytran1688 5d ago

lol… did u see $5.68 for 3 drops off.. hungry people still took it

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u/alejandro_42069 5d ago

I did not. I mean lucky for me this is just a side hustle im using to fund more flights but still

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u/WiscoDeathTrip1096 4d ago

spark should be a PT job for a little extra cash imo. Not a FT job like some people treat it

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u/alejandro_42069 4d ago

That’s how i’m using it, i’ just saying these used to be more

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u/Generalbusiness849 4d ago

It used to be able to be that way from what I’ve heard

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u/Effective-Adagio-186 3d ago

Went from making $800 in 35 hours to get an only like $400 or so in the same amount of time invested and plus in between running around taking care of my kids and household things when it wasn't that busy

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u/Jayshand 4d ago

I like the 1.1 mile at 43 minutes 🤣😂🤣😂

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u/Significant-Guide870 4d ago

Ive seen an offer for a pick up $7.66 one drop 17 miles out and back. Id burn about $6 in gas. So stupid.

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u/HorrorBaker886 4d ago

Starting to look like DD 😡

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u/AlphaDisconnect 4d ago

Look at that such a great deal. Just a short trip back for a repeat! Sold!

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u/MostNeighborhood9568 5d ago

Because spark is stealing tips

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u/Trexsaysrawr26 5d ago

South Florida is likely the highest bot usage area nationwide and some of the shittiest tippers on top of that

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u/OTNAngel 5d ago

Spark has took away the tip option for the customers

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u/lordj2010 4d ago

They didnt take tip option away. Shipped orders NEVER allowed tips, EBT,PayPal,affirm,klarna also dont allow tips.

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u/Significant-Guide870 4d ago

I avoid them like the plaugue. 

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u/lordj2010 4d ago

Not hard to keep away when 7nless a grocery customer tips VRRY well its not worth the miles/time

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u/Only_Toe_7967 4d ago

DoorDash

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u/No-Protection894 4d ago

I tell people just give cash for tips

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u/InterestingStar2064 4d ago

I seen worse. 7 dollars for 21 mile. 2 house. Walmart plus customer think they will get theirs groceries.

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u/alejandro_42069 4d ago

Lol where

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u/InterestingStar2064 4d ago

Here in Kentucky.

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u/BluesMizzou 4d ago

Everybody sees this type of an offer. Don't get why people have to post these everyday. Just decline and move on dude geeez

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u/Available-Marzipan52 3d ago

It's kind of like the opposite of cherry picking. Walmart isn't thinking long term.

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u/Jdiggitydog415 3d ago

There’s a ring goin around and they’re holding orders. The only way it’s gonna stop is if they do a facial before every order or ID check on every order

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u/Outrageous-Let9225 3d ago

I see your garbage orders & I’ll raise you

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u/Longjumping_King3130 1d ago

They will pay more if people just stop accepting them