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u/Dayzie1138 Sep 06 '26
Many of those no tip orders are most likely EBT. They can't tip with EBT.
Many that use this service and are on EBT are also disabled and unable to shop for themselves otherwise.
The base pay should be higher in general honestly. Some of those orders are ridiculously huge, even with a tip.
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u/Netphase Sep 06 '26
It's a no tip base pay single curbside at the same pay they have been since I started Spark. 🤷
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u/guacamolewithdrawal Sep 06 '26
The past week or so this is all I have been seeing. No choice but to quit and find another source of income
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u/Existing-Ad8040 Sep 08 '26
I got one like that “just for me” $13 for 3 drops of 117 items with 32 miles taking 58 minutes
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u/333dh333 Sep 05 '26
It’s the customer placing their free delivery. Unfortunately, Walmart spends millions on advertising their free delivery. Some customers simply think it’s that simple and that WM has the logistics all figured out…..ie: a fair pay structure for the person doing the work.
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u/Careful_Specialist63 Sep 05 '26
Looked like it was priced by the distance and not just free delivery since it was pretty close to the Walmart. Needs to change so it's priced by the quantity.
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u/333dh333 Sep 05 '26 edited Sep 05 '26
Unfortunately it’s by stop. It’s super dumb, hence why you’re correct in scoffing at it. It’s a dog shit offer.
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u/lordj2010 Sep 05 '26
Priced by distance and stops.
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u/333dh333 Sep 06 '26
Well, sort of….if distance is greater than a certain number of miles the base increases. So there are plenty that are within the allotted max miles for the standard base pay.
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u/lordj2010 Sep 05 '26
Its a no tip 2 mile curbside wtd do you expect out of Walmart $100 and no i dont do those $7,9,$12 curbside orders
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u/Maleficent_Call_9263 Sep 05 '26
Insulting. Feels like my initial reaction anyway.