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[rockygems123]

New to Walmart+ and enjoying the perks, while making a delivery order today a pop up appeared with an offer of no tipping as Walmart will include it for all deliveries for $40/year.

Sounds like a deal to me!

@Kachina624 do you have this?

[Kachina624]

@rockygems123.  I ordered groceries for delivery for tomorrow but didn't get a pop up or the offer.  That would be a bargain.

I'll check it out.  Thanks.

[San Antonio Gal]

40.00 a year sounds like a really good deal @rockygems123 .

[on the bay]

@rockygems123 

I got it last fall. It really saves a lot instead of tipping every delivery.

You still have to order at least a $35 dollar and up order. These employees are Walmart employees whereas just Walmart+ are not Walmart employee delivery people so you do tip, is how I understand it.

With Walmart+ you can have something shipped with no shipping even if it's 1 item and also not perishable. Sometimes it comes the same day from the store! You can't beat that!

But add "Inhome"for $40 a year and it's great to have delivery when you don't feel like going to the store or picking them up, and no tipping!

[Bonkers1]

I have been thinking about joining Walmart. 

[rockygems123]

@Kachina624 

Found the details:

[Ainhisg]

I checked into this a few months ago, and it wasn't available in my area.  I had to go through the sign up process to find that out, though.  There are a few threads mentioning it on here.

[rockygems123]

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@on the bay wrote:

@rockygems123 

I got it last fall. It really saves a lot instead of tipping every delivery.

You still have to order at least a $35 dollar and up order. These employees are Walmart employees whereas just Walmart+ are not Walmart employee delivery people so you do tip, is how I understand it.

With Walmart+ you can have something shipped with no shipping even if it's 1 item and also not perishable. Sometimes it comes the same day from the store! You can't beat that!

But add "Inhome"for $40 a year and it's great to have delivery when you don't feel like going to the store or picking them up, and no tipping!

@on the bay 

Thank you so much for the explanation.  It sure seems like a great deal and will make this an add-on to my Walmart+ subscription.

Even at only 1 order a week with the minimum $35 order at 10% tip that's about $200 annually in tips!

[chessylady]

According to Forbes, the Walton family are the richest in the world with a net worth of $432.4 billion. Elon Musk's net worth is 298 billion. They can well afford to give their customers some bargains. I'll stick with Costco.

[Goldengate8361]

You don't really have to tip at all. Why pay the $40? The better deal is to skip it altogether.