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Prime members can get $20 off dinner with this new Uber Eats offer — how to claim

Prime members can get $20 off their first two qualifying Uber Eats orders through Amazon, plus $0 delivery fees on orders of $25+.

Prime members can get $20 off dinner with this new Uber Eats offer — how to claim

Amazon Prime members can now enjoy $20 off each of their first two qualifying Uber Eats orders until November 18 at 11:59 p.m. PST. To claim this offer, simply go to Amazon's Uber Eats page while signed in to your Prime account and tap "Allow" to activate the $0 delivery fee benefit. Ensure that your qualifying $20 discount appears before submitting your order, and remember that the minimum order total must be $25 before taxes and fees, after any other discounts.

This offer is available to all U.S. Prime members, including Prime for Young Adults and Prime Access members, but restaurant selection may vary depending on your location. While a one-time investment of $14.99 per month or $139 per year might not seem worth it for just two discounted meals, consider the trial if you plan on using Prime for Black Friday shopping.

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