Offer valid 7/15/26 only, until redemption limit of 80,000 has been reached. Valid on orders placed at participating locations of Kroger and Kroger Family of Stores on DoorDash. Valid only on orders with a minimum subtotal of $100, excluding fees and taxes. Maximum value of discount is $50. Discount applies to subtotal only; does not apply to fees, taxes, and gratuity. If the full $50 value is not used on a single order, the remaining value will be forfeited. Limit one per person. Not valid for pickup orders. Not valid for the purchase of alcohol. Fees, taxes, and gratuity still apply. Must have an active DashPass account. Use promo code DP50GROC to redeem. See further terms and conditions at https://drd.sh/8ONpZP/.
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Offer valid 7/15/26 only, until redemption limit of 80,000 has been reached. Valid on orders placed at participating locations of Kroger and Kroger Family of Stores on DoorDash. Valid only on orders with a minimum subtotal of $100, excluding fees and taxes. Maximum value of discount is $50. Discount applies to subtotal only; does not apply to fees, taxes, and gratuity. If the full $50 value is not used on a single order, the remaining value will be forfeited. Limit one per person. Not valid for pickup orders. Not valid for the purchase of alcohol. Fees, taxes, and gratuity still apply. Must have an active DashPass account. Use promo code DP50GROC to redeem. See further terms and conditions at https://drd.sh/8ONpZP/.
Not sure what 'taxes' they can charge beyond sales tax which you'd pay shopping in store anyway. Yes on the fees, but Dashpass does have reduced fees. As for a tip, they don't 'make' you pay a large tip, but you are paying for the convenience and your time and the gas the shopper has to spend to deliver your order.
I don't think a $10-15 tip on a $100 pre discount total is unreasonable. some people saying they give 5%. Honestly, would you want to spend 30 minutes shopping someone's $100 order, spend $3-5 on gas to drive to the store, then delivery it to get a f***ing $5 tip? You'd laugh.
These people are just trying to make a living. If they are on welfare or food stamps you'd call them dead beats.
PS, don't forget people are often getting $100 Door Dash GC's for $75 too. There was just a deal like that last week.
I wouldn't mind getting no tip at all if I was properly compensated for spending 30 minutes shopping someone's $100 order, spending $3-5 on gas to drive to the store, then delivery by the company that employed me and also charges more for the items bought using their service than the store does in addition to either charging a fee for discounted fees or fees on top of delivery fees to make a killing financially. I wonder how much DD executive bonuses are?
I wouldn't mind getting no tip at all if I was properly compensated for spending 30 minutes shopping someone's $100 order, spending $3-5 on gas to drive to the store, then delivery by the company that employed me and also charges more for the items bought using their service than the store does in addition to either charging a fee for discounted fees or fees on top of delivery fees to make a killing financially. I wonder how much DD executive bonuses are?
Honestly, how much money do you think Dashpass is making in profit if you've paid $50 for $100 in groceries (even if they are inflated prices?)
Not arguing with your premise, but the reality is, these folks don't make that kind of money and do rely on the tips to make it a worthwhile sideline job. I do the $10 off $20 deal from chase Sapphire, just order $20 worth of stuff, pay $10 + fees and still tip $5-6 for a small order. If you're getting the dash pass for free, getting 4 or 5 gc's throughout the year discounted by 25%, (say $400 in GC's for $300, 1 gc per quarter) and $50 off a $100 order, to squawk about give a 10-15% tip on $50+ pre discounted order just boggles my mind. Just ask yourself if you'd want to earn less than $15-20 an hour running around delivering food/restaurant orders. Plus the wear and tear on your car has to be factored in plus the gas.
Honestly, how much money do you think Dashpass is making in profit if you've paid $50 for $100 in groceries (even if they are inflated prices?)
Not arguing with your premise, but the reality is, these folks don't make that kind of money and do rely on the tips to make it a worthwhile sideline job. I do the $10 off $20 deal from chase Sapphire, just order $20 worth of stuff, pay $10 + fees and still tip $5-6 for a small order. If you're getting the dash pass for free, getting 4 or 5 gc's throughout the year discounted by 25%, (say $400 in GC's for $300, 1 gc per quarter) and $50 off a $100 order, to squawk about give a 10-15% tip on $50+ pre discounted order just boggles my mind. Just ask yourself if you'd want to earn less than $15-20 an hour running around delivering food/restaurant orders. Plus the wear and tear on your car has to be factored in plus the gas.
High tipping takes the financial responsibility off the owner.
I just replicated same exact cart on Kroger and it's $15 less before tip. Even with a $10 tip I'm saving $25 with the $50 discount. Since I paid $75 for a $100 DoorDash gift card a couple weeks ago that's another $20 or so I saving. So I am saving $45 and an hour of my time to go shopping? It's a hell of a deal.
Anyone know how does substitution or refund work in these cases if due to out of stock or dasher not finding the items the total goes below $100. Do we lose the $50 coupon or would it be applied pro-rated based on the updated total
Not sure what 'taxes' they can charge beyond sales tax which you'd pay shopping in store anyway. Yes on the fees, but Dashpass does have reduced fees. As for a tip, they don't 'make' you pay a large tip, but you are paying for the convenience and your time and the gas the shopper has to spend to deliver your order.
I don't think a $10-15 tip on a $100 pre discount total is unreasonable. some people saying they give 5%. Honestly, would you want to spend 30 minutes shopping someone's $100 order, spend $3-5 on gas to drive to the store, then delivery it to get a f***ing $5 tip? You'd laugh.
These people are just trying to make a living. If they are on welfare or food stamps you'd call them dead beats.
PS, don't forget people are often getting $100 Door Dash GC's for $75 too. There was just a deal like that last week.
how far do you live from the grocery store that it costs you $3-5 to get there and back??
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Anyone know how does substitution or refund work in these cases if due to out of stock or dasher not finding the items the total goes below $100. Do we lose the $50 coupon or would it be applied pro-rated based on the updated total
I had very bad experience with this in the past and the system dropped my promo code entirely. Had to extensive chat to get some credit back.
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Not sure what 'taxes' they can charge beyond sales tax which you'd pay shopping in store anyway. Yes on the fees, but Dashpass does have reduced fees. As for a tip, they don't 'make' you pay a large tip, but you are paying for the convenience and your time and the gas the shopper has to spend to deliver your order.
I don't think a $10-15 tip on a $100 pre discount total is unreasonable. some people saying they give 5%. Honestly, would you want to spend 30 minutes shopping someone's $100 order, spend $3-5 on gas to drive to the store, then delivery it to get a f***ing $5 tip? You'd laugh.
These people are just trying to make a living. If they are on welfare or food stamps you'd call them dead beats.
PS, don't forget people are often getting $100 Door Dash GC's for $75 too. There was just a deal like that last week.
Not arguing with your premise, but the reality is, these folks don't make that kind of money and do rely on the tips to make it a worthwhile sideline job. I do the $10 off $20 deal from chase Sapphire, just order $20 worth of stuff, pay $10 + fees and still tip $5-6 for a small order. If you're getting the dash pass for free, getting 4 or 5 gc's throughout the year discounted by 25%, (say $400 in GC's for $300, 1 gc per quarter) and $50 off a $100 order, to squawk about give a 10-15% tip on $50+ pre discounted order just boggles my mind. Just ask yourself if you'd want to earn less than $15-20 an hour running around delivering food/restaurant orders. Plus the wear and tear on your car has to be factored in plus the gas.
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Not arguing with your premise, but the reality is, these folks don't make that kind of money and do rely on the tips to make it a worthwhile sideline job. I do the $10 off $20 deal from chase Sapphire, just order $20 worth of stuff, pay $10 + fees and still tip $5-6 for a small order. If you're getting the dash pass for free, getting 4 or 5 gc's throughout the year discounted by 25%, (say $400 in GC's for $300, 1 gc per quarter) and $50 off a $100 order, to squawk about give a 10-15% tip on $50+ pre discounted order just boggles my mind. Just ask yourself if you'd want to earn less than $15-20 an hour running around delivering food/restaurant orders. Plus the wear and tear on your car has to be factored in plus the gas.
Not sure what 'taxes' they can charge beyond sales tax which you'd pay shopping in store anyway. Yes on the fees, but Dashpass does have reduced fees. As for a tip, they don't 'make' you pay a large tip, but you are paying for the convenience and your time and the gas the shopper has to spend to deliver your order.
I don't think a $10-15 tip on a $100 pre discount total is unreasonable. some people saying they give 5%. Honestly, would you want to spend 30 minutes shopping someone's $100 order, spend $3-5 on gas to drive to the store, then delivery it to get a f***ing $5 tip? You'd laugh.
These people are just trying to make a living. If they are on welfare or food stamps you'd call them dead beats.
PS, don't forget people are often getting $100 Door Dash GC's for $75 too. There was just a deal like that last week.
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