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SAVE $20:As of June 6,Ongoing Archives get two $50 Uber and Uber Eats eGift Cards for $79.99 at Costco. That's a 20% discount.

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Every now and then we can all use a ride somewhere or a meal that we did notcook ourselves. Uber and Uber Eats can help make both of those wishes come true, and you can save some cash on gift cards that might your journey or meal a little cheaper with today's gift card deal at Costco.

As of June 6, get two $50 Uber and Uber Eats eGift Cards (a value of $100) for just $79.99. That's a 20% discount. You'll get both digital gift cards delivered via email, with a limit of one transaction per Costco membership. You'll need a membership to be eligible for this deal, but you'll only be allowed to order one pair of gift cards per membership. When your gift cards arrive, just redeem them on the Uber app.

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These gift cards apply to both Uber and Uber Eats. When you need a ride, Uber can take you wherever you want to go. Just enter a destination and you'll be picked up and taken there. Uber Eats has drivers deliver food to your door, or you can set up an order for pickup. Either way, you'll be able to get to where you want to go or benefit from the convenient food delivery service and enjoy some tasty food.

This is a great deal whether you're keeping the gift cards for yourself or giving them to someone else. Everyone loves convenience, after all.

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