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Pick up is free on $35+ order, not delivery.

This guy is a moron, I suggest you skip this post!

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Grocery Delivery - Walmart Canada

Yes. Your order total must exceed $35 (before taxes and applicable fees). Yes. We will deliver your groceries to your home, whether you live in a condo/apartment building or a house.

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r/PersonalFinanceCanada on Reddit: Order groceries online from Walmart at your own risk

March 29, 2022 -

More of a PSA than a rant, but Walmart charges between $7-12 for grocery delivery depending on how far in advance you order. However, from my experience, more often than not, the deliveries come with many missing items. Sometimes when an item is out of stock and there are no suitable substitutes, your order will be modified and the total price will be adjusted before the order is even dispatched. However, today, there were 16 items missing from my order, and they were items that Walmart said that they would be able to deliver (i.e. not out of stock as of when the items are sent out). I had to call them and go over all of the missing items, which negated most of the time that would have been saved by having groceries delivered. There's no option to redeliver any items that did not arrive--you either have to go to the store and buy them or create a new order, incurring another delivery fee. Agents that I spoke to wouldn't budge on the delivery fee being refunded or at least waived so that I can create a new order without paying the delivery fee twice.

Just beware. You might not be getting the convenience that you paid for.

Yeah, I did it a few times and gave up. My deliveries were coming 5+ hours after the time window I'd chosen, and I wouldn't get a notification, so I'd have food sitting on my front porch for an unknown amount of time before I found it. I was home. It was fine if it was late, I don't care, I get that things get behind schedule. And if things come on time I don't care about being notified. But it was always hours late, and I always received the notice of delivery at 9 PM, presumably when they were closing out the system. I complained a couple of times but never got a response. Beware!

I work at the walmart pickup service, you call the online pickup phone number that is specific to your store. They will refund you accordingly or get a driver to re deliver the missing items free of charge. Also, what do you expect ordering from a place where understaffed teenagers are being paid minimum wage to pick your groceries? We deal with over 500 orders a day lol

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Shipping - Walmart Canada

Walmart Pickup is free for orders over $35 (before taxes & fees). A flat fee of $7.97 applies to orders below $35 (before taxes & fees). Some exclusions apply. Grocery Pickup — Order fresh groceries and more online and pick up at your nearest ...

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Delivery Pass FAQs - Walmart Canada

Yes, a flat fee of $7.97 applies to all online grocery orders below $35 (before taxes & fees). We offer free delivery over $35 (before taxes & fees) excluding select locations in Canada.

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r/walmart on Reddit: Can someone explain Walmart+ grocery shipping fees?

June 17, 2025 -

Is the grocery delivery fee reduced by $9.95? But there's still a $6.99 fee for orders under $35? Are there still the $10 and $5 charges on fast delivery?

The delivery fee and under $35 fee are separate. Plus has no delivery fee, but everyone has the under $35 fee. This is not to be confused with shipping. Shipping for Plus has no shipping fee or under $35 fee, if it is sold and shipped by walmart itself. Third parties may or may not charge shipping, even with Plus.

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Plus only has a delivery fee if you’re doing express delivery, otherwise it’s free. Under $35 is a separate fee. The express is $10 and the 3 hours or less is $5.

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January 3, 2025 - Gibsons wrote: ↑ Last time I had something shipped from Walmart.ca it was Free. Unsure if something has changed... as I'm pretty close to two locations in my city. OP's only delivery option available is "ship from store" Was your delivery from a store? ... The response I got after contacting them was that its listed as a grocery item.

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r/walmart on Reddit: Is there no longer free delivery from walmart.ca?

January 5, 2024 -

Is there no longer free delivery from walmart.ca for non grocery items like vacuum cleaners?

No free delivery 4 u customer 🤡

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Read the help screens before coming to Reddit. Many questions are already answered there. https://www.walmart.ca/en/help/article/shipping/8f0b63c3bf05498fb7a1b7df1d904738 "FREE Home Delivery – We offer free shipping on items sold and shipped by Walmart, excluding online grocery orders, to select locations in Canada on orders over $35 (before taxes). Shipping charges will apply if your order is less than $35, contains heavy or oversized items, and/or is being shipping to a location that does not qualify for free shipping, particularly remote locations." Vacuum cleaners tend to be oversized items.

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r/waterloo on Reddit: Grocery delivery

6 days ago -

Interested in experiences with grocery delivery service in Waterloo. Which is best, which to avoid?

Voila by Sobeys is good, your order actually comes on a refrigerated truck with an actual employee. You’re always taking a chance with Instacart, there are good shoppers and not so great shoppers. Grocery pickup from the store is also usually a reliable option.

I use Walmart delivery pass. It's a $9 subscription fee every month, and you get free delivery if you place an order over $35, you just have to tip the driver. You can even do a rush order in less than 2 hours if you pay an additional $5. From my understanding it's an actual Walmart employee picking your order, so there's less hit or miss. And you pay what you pay in store, including all the sales and promotions. I once placed a rush order just before I left work, picked up my son from daycare and by the time I got home, the order was already sitting outside my house. I honestly don't get how it's profitable. But I'm using it till they pull the plug or it becomes unaffordable.

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Dilemma about walmart delivery pass : r/PersonalFinanceCanada

November 16, 2024 - If this works like any of the other various "gig economy" delivery services, there is a guaranteed rate paid to the drivers by Walmart. An amount that, by itself, is nowhere near enough to make it worthwhile for someone to go there and get your groceries for you. ... Thats what i am wondering too but they don’t actually do the groceries they just pick it up from online pickup spot. And if walmart is charging me a monthly fees for that service do i have to tip on top of that.

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Delivery Pass Membership

Yes, a flat fee of $7.97 applies to all online grocery orders below $35 (before taxes & fees). We offer free delivery over $35 (before taxes & fees) excluding select locations in Canada.

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r/WalmartCanada on Reddit: Tips on grocery delivery?

November 5, 2023 -

I bought the free delivery subscription, but wondering about the Tip option at checkout... Who gets that? The driver?

Do people usually leave a tip, and how much %?

This is getting ridiculous. Do I tip the Amazon delivery guy too now? How about the mail man.

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The driver will get it. Its usually Doordash or a similar carrier who will deliver, most of them give 100% to the driver. As for how much, it depends. How far are they driving? How big is the order? Is it an apartment building with 100 stairs? lol As with any service 10-20% is accepted. It just depends though, like a $100 order of 10 items probably doesn’t need a $20 tip unless you can easily afford it. The order will get delivered regardless of tip, it’s usually the service quality (and delivery times) that will vary based on tip or no tip, some drivers don’t care, others are a bit iffy. I always think that I would tip at a restaurant, why not tip the grocery delivery driver at least something.

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r/WalmartCanada on Reddit: If I pay $39 for the annual Walmart Delivery Pass, then I will have no marginal delivery cost? That seems too good to be true. What is the catch? Am I locked into a multiyear contract?

August 16, 2025 - Its been completely free shipping for me its not even 2$ a bag just the 39 annual fee and can do unlimited orders i dont do a tip either and it shows up 20 mins before my delivery time i choose Continue this thread · My online order keeps getting ...

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Placing an online grocery order - Walmart Canada

No. Online grocery delivery is free for orders over $35 (before taxes & fees).

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r/loblawsisoutofcontrol on Reddit: Tried Walmart delivery, I'll never go back to Loblaws

August 4, 2023 -

The only grocery stores near me are Loblaws, No frills, fortinos and shoppers. I've been doing the corner shop for fruits and veg and no frills for everything else. But I'd have to drive far for any larger grocery store not owned by Loblaws and I'm not the most comfortable driver.

Inspired by this sub to find alternative options, I decided to try Walmart delivery and I can't believe how much lower their prices are for the same things. Even with the delivery fee (it was only $6.97) and driver tip I'm spending way less on the same food. Plus their app was user friendly, showed sale prices, no extra mark up, I can get more than just groceries and someone brings it to me so I don't have to brave traffic myself.

Honestly I can't believe how much more food I can get for my money. Not sure I'll ever go back to Loblaws brand stores. I'll still buy fruits and veg local cause I want to support small businesses but for all my grocery needs I AM DONE WITH ROBlaws!!

Wait until you start getting the coupons from them for $15 to $30 off on your next purchase of $100 or over. I don’t like Walmart but they’re better than Loblaws, and frankly, we’re in the end stages of capitalism and the time for being an ethical shopper is long past

They have a yearly subscription for $89/yr unlimited delivery. It’s very convenient!!! Edit: removed the word free since it’s a subscription service.

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Walmart Canada launches Delivery Pass, offering customers access to unlimited, free next-day delivery on thousands of items for less than $2 per week

July 4, 2023 - MISSISSAUGA, ON, July 4, 2023 - Customers in Canada now have access to unlimited, free next-day delivery from stores on more than 65,000 items, including groceries and general merchandise, at an everyday low price of $8.97 monthly or $89 annually ...

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r/askTO on Reddit: Walmart grocery delivery in the city - worth it?

July 6, 2024 -

People who have grocery deliveries from Walmart in downtown Toronto - is it worth it ?

Financially: does it cost more or less then if you would do groceries on your own ?
Convenience: Is the no hassle to go buy groceries worth the delivery fee
Any other pros or cons

For the person we do it for it: The overall cost is about the same. Yes. Very much so. Only complaints: The person says they tend to get substitutions sometimes although we request absolutely none (but I don't have anyone who can confirm this is true) the number of reusable bags that come with every delivery ... ugh.

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Cons: can't hand pick produce/meat sometimes things aren't in stock and the substitutions aren't always the best (like baking soda for baking powder) you have to be careful to select your preferred substitution or request no subs sometimes multiple items are missing (likely forgotten bag/s) Pros: easy to get refunds on missing items sometimes you get a bag or two of things you didn't order, bonus groceries relatively frequent timeslots for delivery I think delivery is 4-8 bucks depending on the delivery time line (2hrs or less, 5hrs or less, or scheduled timeslots as available), plus tip (generally 2-4% depending on the size of the order).

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Walmart Canada launches new subscription-based ‘Delivery Pass’ - Grocery Business Magazine

July 6, 2023 - At checkout, delivery fees will be waived automatically for next-day deliveries and pass holders will have the opportunity to upgrade to same-day or express delivery for a discounted fee. ... Share your company and people news with the industry. Contact · Mary Scianna, Editorial Director ([email protected]) or Angela Altass, Content Editor ([email protected]) ... Grocery Business magazine is Canada's most authoritative and exciting grocery b2b publication.

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r/VictoriaBC on Reddit: Experiences with Walmart grocery delivery?

July 8, 2024 -

Does anyone have experience with them? My coworker swears by it but I just had a 100 dollar order cancelled 30 minutes before it was supposed to arrive and I’m quite annoyed because I’m infrequently home during their delivery windows, and there were things I needed TODAY, so now I need to go to the store. Plus I’m waiting “5-10 business days” for a refund.