Do you tip furniture delivery people?

[Anonymous]

Yes I do. 20-40$ depending on what they delivered.

[Anonymous]

No. Usually the delivery fee is over $100 for 2 guys to carry a couch inside my house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Usually $10 each.

+1. $10-$20 each depending on the size and weight of the furniture and how much of a pain it was to get it in. If it went upstairs I would tip more.

+1. Tends to be on the higher end if it's something requiring assembly or if they go above and beyond getting something through a tight hallway. I doubt the "delivery" charge is going entirely to the delivery guys (a lot of it is for the truck, gas, etc.) so I like to make sure the delivery guys are taken care of.

[Anonymous]

$10-$20 depending on what it is and if they have to assemble.

[Anonymous]

No. I hate tipping culture. Why can employers pay their workers enough that tips are expected?

[Anonymous]

Why the h*ll would you tip delivery guys that already get paid a salary? Why don't you start tipping everyone under the sun? Why not the Lasership delivery drivers that Amazon uses for delivery? They do such a great service of getting out of their vehicles and placing my package on my doorstep. Forget I already paid for the delivery charge!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why the h*ll would you tip delivery guys that already get paid a salary? Why don't you start tipping everyone under the sun? Why not the Lasership delivery drivers that Amazon uses for delivery? They do such a great service of getting out of their vehicles and placing my package on my doorstep. Forget I already paid for the delivery charge!

Those movers aren't making salary.