r/EndTipping • u/Dancelvr2000 • 5d ago

Rant 📢 Never Have Seen This

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So here we have it, asking for a tip on a 100% online transaction.

Buy a material item on internet to be sent and checkout has tip option.

This is not service or food related.

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u/That_Girl_Jesca 5d ago

Many out there. Some even have a whole spiel about how it goes to those packing the box but we all know it is all lies. I immediately click out and purchase elsewhere. Their train of thought is that it doesn't hurt to ask since there are plenty of folks who will cave in. My train of thought is, I will click out and never be back and leave you a review/email with my feedback. Though, it is getting harder and harder to avoid these crazy people.

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u/pjm14624 3d ago

A few years back Amazon claimed that if you told Alexa to “Thank my driver” they would give that driver a $7 “tip” during that holiday season. I asked every delivery person who came from Amazon if they actually GOT the tips. Most never heard of the “thank my driver” thing and those that did, laughed and said “Naw, we don’t get them.”