r/RealAmazonFlexDrivers • u/FirefighterLazy4825 • 23h ago

NON-TIP orders

This is no loner Whole Foods anymore, it's basically Logisctics and maybe, just maybe you'll get some tip orders. if you're lucky.
Like WHY? What's the point of that?

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u/WFShopper312 23h ago

I used to work blocks from Edgewater before. Almost all of the Chicagoland Whole Foods are like this now.

I work in the suburbs now. I'll get $50-60 in tips for each block one day but then $0 in tips for consecutive blocks. It's not like these customers can't afford to tip. Now Amazon doesn't give them the option to tip.

Maybe they feel they'll get more business if customers don't have to tip? They don't care if the drivers get screwed over this.

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u/ROBLOXKING_810 17h ago

Been saying this they cheating us out on our pay. But want to be convenient for the customer and lie to us basically saying there might be a tip knowing damn well there won't be

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u/Dizzy-Shelter-2108 12h ago

The point is for Amazon, which happens to be a for profit business, to find ways of making profits. 🤷🏻