So just recently i was gifted a walmart plus subscription to help me with groceries since i have so little time these days However i have been hesitant to use it yet because i am unsure of how the order procurement and tipping should work with it. I just did my first walmart+ order and walmart put in a default 15% tip I thought the whole point of signing up for this was to get free delivery Is it frowned upon to tip 0 Aren’t these drivers walmart employees
Best open comment sort options add a comment throw4w4y8888 • It’s not only for walmart gas stations, or murphy, it’s for any walmart associated gas station (i believe there’s a list on the app?) My local gas station that’s about 10 miles away from any walmart is part of the savings. Walmart delivery is almost entirely done by a 3rd party driver that works for spark which is a doordash/uber type service and they are paid a base pay per delivery+ tips If you aren't allowed to leave a tip then the store you are ordering from actually utilizes in store delivery drivers that use a walmart vehicle and are paid an hourly wage. Does the 20% off have a limit on number of transactions
Would i be able to place that order and then do the rest of my shopping in store separately? What is even the reasoning for tipping on this I stopped a few weeks ago and absolutely nothing changed about my deliveries.no chance i'm going back I'm done subsidizing walmarts payroll Share add a comment sort by New open comment sort options best top new controversial old q&a sevenelevendynamo •
Walmart supercenters and neighborhood markets are considered u.s The only way to get walmart to code as grocery with amex is to shop in person, only at a walmart grocery (the green ones, neighborhood market or whatever) Anything done online, even if you set the pickup location to a walmart grocery rather than super walmart, will code as ‘general merchandise’ and won’t get 4x. I mainly shop at walmart for everyday things like consumables, groceries and gas Most credit cards that offer 3% or more like wf autographs, citi premier and others have rewards terms like below that exclude big chains like walmart So, what cards does consider walmart for groceries and gas ?
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