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Tipping prompts on tablet screens push you to tip more, but the rules haven't changed. Learn the standard tip ranges and how to tip on your own terms.
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Tipping inflation is real, and it’s coming to a tablet near you.
Merchants using Square and other mobile payment services can set “recommended” tip amounts or percentages for any transaction — including ones that traditionally haven’t included tips.
People have reported being prompted for sizable tips at bakeries, food trucks and takeout counters.
Square cautions businesses against setting suggested tip amounts too high, saying that “can alienate customers and make it less likely that they’ll come back.”.
Many people feel added pressure because the would-be recipient is standing right there, watching the transaction.
Tipping rules haven’t changed, regardless of what a merchant’s screen is telling you, says etiquette expert Lizzie Post, co-president of the Emily Post Institute and co-host of the “Awesome Etiquette” podcast.
“You can tip with confidence.
Gratuities are important in full-service restaurants, since servers often are paid less than the federal minimum wage on the assumption they will earn tips.
There’s also no obligation to leave a tip for a takeout order, unless it was complicated or included curbside delivery.
What if you want to leave a tip, just not what the screen is suggesting?.
“I feel no shame in completely ignoring it, hitting ‘other option’ and putting in my percentage that I feel comfortable using,” Post says.
The article Don’t Let Technology Bully You Into Tipping originally appeared on NerdWallet.
Merchants using Square and other mobile payment services can set “recommended” tip amounts or percentages for any transaction, including ones that traditionally haven’t included tips.
Etiquette expert Lizzie Post of the Emily Post Institute says tipping rules haven’t changed regardless of what a merchant’s screen tells you.
There’s no obligation to leave a tip for a takeout order unless it was complicated or included curbside delivery, in which case 10% is fine.
Restaurant tips are traditionally based on the pretax amount of the bill, although some merchants are guilty of suggesting tips based on the total bill.
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1 How Tablets Prompt Bigger Tips.
2 Why the Screen Feels Like Pressure.
3 The Tipping Rules Haven’t Changed.
4 Tip With Confidence on Your Terms.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Why do tablet payment screens suggest such high tips?.
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Do I have to leave a tip on a takeout or delivery order?.
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Can I leave a different tip than the screen suggests?.
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