When do you expect a tip?

[fastcopywriter]

Point.I’m not referring to tips as compensation for the order price but as a courtesy when the buyer provides inconvenience sometimes especially for active and frequently updating sellers.

The buyer might feel entitled. His point of view is “I paid, you work, don’t complain.” This is why I’d rather charge more and not worry about a tip. If they tip, great, if they don’t tip, I already made a good amount of money.

If the customer was demanding but he gave me 5 stars or no rating, even better.

[dearartpkp]

I’m sure all sellers hope to get a tip. But it all depends on the buyer, someone is willing to tip because we finish the job quickly/on request. There is also a tip because the seller’s dedication in providing services to buyers.
So, for me.
Tip is salary outside work that doesn’t know when we will get.

[mariokluser]

One should never expect a tip. This is not how things work.

I received tips once in a while ranging from $5,- to $25,-, but I never expected them.
They are nice surprises though.

[designerthings]

One should never expect a tip. This is not how things work.

I received tips once in a while ranging from $5,- to $25,-, but I never expected them.

They are nice surprises though.

I totally second you! ✌️

[saleeem]

Have got in cases where it was totally unexpected for me.

[heiditranslates]

when the buyer asks a lot of extra work we didn’t agree and it takes me more time and time is money

[sudais299]

when the buyer asks a lot of extra work we didn’t agree and it takes me more time and time is money

Same,this was kinda my point of when I said the buyer messes up.

[Guest megmclachlan]

Never. But I’m always pleased when they happen! <3

[rainny_writer]

I once got a $50 tip on a $100 order from a first-time buyer who became a loyal repeat buyer. It felt totally awesome and unreal. I’ve been tipped a couple of other times as well. My highest expectation from any order is that the buyer doesn’t leave a negative review. Everything else is a bonus, and a tip is like a super bonus.

[mariokluser]

when the buyer asks a lot of extra work we didn’t agree and it takes me more time and time is money

lot of extra work we didn’t agree

Things like that aren’t handled with a tip.

[daimdesigns]

Never ask for tip by your end from buyer, tip is just a tip that buyer pays with in own willing, either you have done tons of extra work or not, if you need extra amount for extra work ask buyer by sending offers, but if you have offered unlimited revisions you need to stay bounded to this deal & have to do until its valid 🙂

[gina_riley2]

Getting a gratuity is dependent on two things only:

1. The quality of delivery as perceived by the buyer
2. The buyer’s philosophy on tipping

No matter how great or how much you over deliver, some people just don’t believe in tipping and never will.

[rainny_writer]

Getting a gratuity is dependent on two things only:

1. The quality of delivery as perceived by the buyer
2. The buyer’s philosophy on tipping

No matter how great or how much you over deliver, some people just don’t believe in tipping and never will.

Yep. I had a buyer who has been constantly pleased with my work. His last review was “continuously over-delivers.” But that’s about it. He never left a tip and I’ve never expected one. Some of my bigger tips have come from surprisingly easy-to-handle orders. So yea, I totally agree with you.

Gina

Love the new logo. Can I get the name of that font?😉

[Guest logoeasy]

Never expect a tip. Just do your best and over-deliver. Whenever I over-delivered, mostly I did get a tip (2 times so far). There is NO way to happiness, because happiness IS the way.

[gina_riley2]

Yep. I had a buyer who has been constantly pleased with my work. His last review was “continuously over-delivers.” But that’s about it. He never left a tip and I’ve never expected one. Some of my bigger tips have come from surprisingly easy-to-handle orders. So yea, I totally agree with you.

Gina

Love the new logo. Can I get the name of that font?😉

Rainny

Edwardian Script ITC

[jonbaas]

Hi everyone, this post is about when would you expect the buyer to tip you?

I usually expect them to tip me in the following cases:

• When I deliver the order, the buyer messes up on something and then I go the extra mile to help them out.

• When the buyer requests a lot of revisions or changes here and there and I do them.

When do you guys?Let me know below! 🙂

this post is about when would you expect the buyer to tip you?

The answer is – and should always be – never.

Sellers do not deserve tips. They earn them.

Sellers should not expect tips. Buyers offer them if they are generous and choose to do so.

[misscrystal]

When do you expect a tip?

I always feel greatly cheered whenever I receive a tip since it always comes as a pleasant surprise. It reinforces my faith and belief in the human race, that people are basically good and kind. I never expect it, no matter how much I go above and beyond the call of duty.

[writer99025]

When do you expect a tip?

I always feel greatly cheered whenever I receive a tip since it always comes as a pleasant surprise. It reinforces my faith and belief in the human race, that people are basically good and kind. I never expect it, no matter how much I go above and beyond the call of duty.

Agree with @jonbaas and @misscrystal on this point.

[sue_mcl]

I never expect a tip, just feel very appreciative when someone gives one. Its always a really nice bonus and makes my day - especially as there isn’t really a tipping culture in Australia and most of my clients are Australian, so they are kinda rare.

[homeestates]

Never! You shouldn’t work for less than you are worth on the basis that you might receive a tip.

[zeus777]

I basically never expect a tip, I’m just very glad and grateful when I get one.

I DO admit though, I will run into a very tough buyer every now and then, and I end up being pretty stressed out by the time the order is finally done…and there is a voice in my head saying “Hey, this person better tip me…” when I click the deliver button.
There, I said it, hahaha. 😜

[fasty93]

Most of the times you will get tip when you offer services even after order completion and this doesn’t mean that you provide a whole new service just to expect a tip. This means to do little tweaks

[Guest logoeasy]

this post is about when would you expect the buyer to tip you?

The answer is – and should always be – never.

Sellers do not deserve tips. They earn them.

Sellers should not expect tips. Buyers offer them if they are generous and choose to do so.

100% right. But, guess what 100% of the sellers here would not agree. Really sad.

[sudais299]

this post is about when would you expect the buyer to tip you?

The answer is – and should always be – never.

Sellers do not deserve tips. They earn them.

Sellers should not expect tips. Buyers offer them if they are generous and choose to do so.

Its more of when you anticipate the buyer would give one.Sorry for the miswording.

[bobshaw23]

Never expected. Always appreciated.