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My understanding is that the charge will show up on your bill. Seen by checking your account on the ships TV. Some newer ships have a better way of providing you with this service. It's there. If you don't wish to pay that amount for any reason you must discuss that with the The Customer Service Desk to have it removed. Pretty simple. But it will be time consuming I'm sure. The old tipping system at end of cruise is quite the procedure of getting your amount of money for each person and then too them was very tedious for me. I've only once had a situation since auto tipping where I wanted to tip less than suggested and the incident when reported was quickly dealt with to my satisfaction directly with that crew member. Regular tipping amounts continued from that point on. I infrequently add tips direct to staff if I have received a service for more than what would usually just happen. The staff like the system as it ensures basically a known income amount. You still retain the right to tip what you like.

<blockquote data-quote="BSeabob" data-source="post: 1751724" data-attributes="member: 73"><p>My understanding is that the charge will show up on your bill.&nbsp; Seen by checking your account on the ships TV.&nbsp; Some newer ships have a better way of providing you with this service.&nbsp; It's there. If&nbsp; you don't wish to pay that amount for any reason you must discuss that with the The Customer Service Desk to have it removed.&nbsp; Pretty simple.&nbsp; But it will be time consuming I'm sure.&nbsp; The old tipping system at end of cruise is quite the procedure of getting your amount of money for each person and then too them was very tedious for me.&nbsp; I've only once had a situation since auto tipping where I wanted to tip less than suggested and the incident when reported was quickly dealt with to my satisfaction directly with that crew member. Regular tipping amounts continued from that point on.&nbsp; I infrequently add tips direct to staff if I have received a service for more than what would usually just happen.&nbsp; The staff like the system as it ensures basically a known income amount.&nbsp; You still retain the right to tip what you like.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="BSeabob, post: 1751724, member: 73"] My understanding is that the charge will show up on your bill. Seen by checking your account on the ships TV. Some newer ships have a better way of providing you with this service. It's there. If you don't wish to pay that amount for any reason you must discuss that with the The Customer Service Desk to have it removed. Pretty simple. But it will be time consuming I'm sure. The old tipping system at end of cruise is quite the procedure of getting your amount of money for each person and then too them was very tedious for me. I've only once had a situation since auto tipping where I wanted to tip less than suggested and the incident when reported was quickly dealt with to my satisfaction directly with that crew member. Regular tipping amounts continued from that point on. I infrequently add tips direct to staff if I have received a service for more than what would usually just happen. The staff like the system as it ensures basically a known income amount. You still retain the right to tip what you like. [/QUOTE]