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- Some delivery customers offer tips they don't intend to pay to trick drivers into taking an order.
- This "tip baiting" isn't new, but drivers say it's especially bad on Walmart's Spark platform.
- Walmart says only a small percentage of orders have tips lowered and tips are more often increased.
One Indiana delivery worker can recall just a few times when someone took away his tip after he delivered their Instacart order over his past 2½ years as a gig worker.
When he works for Walmart's Spark Driver delivery app, it happens a few times a week, he told Business Insider.