See if you’re eligible for an Uber Eats Pass membership from Amex
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Earlier this year, Chase added valuable perks through DoorDash, including annual delivery credits with the Chase Sapphire Reserve® and complimentary DashPass memberships with a handful of cards, including Chase Sapphire Reserve, the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card and Chase Freedom Unlimited®.
Now, American Express is joining forces with its partner Uber, with complimentary access to the ride-share giant’s competing dining offering: Eats Pass.
As of Monday, Oct. 28, 2020, U.S. consumers with The Platinum Card® from American Express, the American Express® Gold Card and the American Express® Green Card will have 12 months of complimentary access to Eats Pass, valued at $10 per month, when they enroll by Dec. 31, 2021.
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Eats Pass members get unlimited deliveries with a $0 fee, plus 5% off restaurant orders over $15 at eligible restaurants (taxes and service fees may apply and do not count toward order minimum). Additionally, members in select markets get free grocery delivery on orders over $30. Uber Eats Pass will auto-bill starting 12 months from initial enrollment in this offer, at then-current monthly rate.
This new perk joins Amex’s latest Gold Card offering — beginning early next year, cardmembers get up to $10 of Uber Cash each month (up to $120 annually), which can also be used for Uber Eats orders within the U.S. (card must be added to the Uber app to receive Uber Cash benefit). Amex Platinum cardmembers, meanwhile, already get up to $200 in annual Uber credits, which can be used for Uber Eats deliveries as well.
Click here for Uber Eats Pass terms and conditions.
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