Amazon Reveals Free Uber Eats Delivery for Prime Members, Plus $20 Off Your First Two Orders
Amazon Prime members can now get $0 delivery fees on orders over $25. Amazon revealed in a November 5 press release that this benefit is now available to use, and subscribers are eligible for $20 off their first two orders for the next two weeks. This new service replaces the Prime GrubHub+ benefit, which has officially expired as of today . If you're already a member, all you need to do is…
Amazon Prime members can now enjoy free delivery on orders over $25 through Uber Eats, as announced in a November 5 press release. This new benefit replaces the previous Prime GrubHub+ service, which has now expired. Prime members can access this feature by searching for "Uber Eats" on Amazon or visiting the Uber Eats website directly.
The offer includes $20 off the first two orders within the next two weeks, though Amazon specifies that an eligible Prime membership is required to take advantage of the promotion. For those considering a Prime membership ahead of the Black Friday season, this service could still be a worthwhile addition, providing additional value beyond the promised delivery and savings.
Amazon Prime Vice President Jamil Ghani emphasized that this deal is a part of Prime's commitment to offering unlimited free, fast delivery, big savings, entertainment, and enhanced value for restaurant delivery all under a single membership. Currently, Prime members are essentially receiving "free food money" with this promotion, which runs until November 19.
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