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Uber app incessantly pushes this credit card to me. and it's been going on as far back as I can remember. I am giving in. Maybe I will get it.
I take so many Ubers and I don't mind using UberEats. I have my Amazon card for Amazon. Maybe I should get an Uber one for Uber
Uber's Visa credit card has good cashback benefits that are even or better than most credit cards in the market. They stand out with percentages ranging from 1 to 4%. The criteria are below (as of November 2018); however, they do not seem to strictly align to Uber riders or drivers, except maybe for the 4% cashback on UberEats.
As you can see, its strength is with expense at restaurants and travel-related items. Besides the cashback, they also have additional benefits:
Protect your phone from the unexpected – Up to $600 for mobile phone damage or theft when you pay your mobile phone bill with your card.²
Stream all day with a $50 subscription credit – Up to a $50 credit for online subscription services after you spend $5,000 or more on your card per year.²
Exclusive access to exclusive events – Receive invites to exclusive events and offers in select U.S. cities.³
No foreign transaction fees no matter what –Use your card outside the U.S. with no hidden fees.¹
(Source: https://www.uber.com/c/uber-credit-card/)
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My son's friend has one he said it was good but didnt get into detail. Would love to hear from drivers that have it and like it or think it sucks:) Uber tends to do nothing without a catch. They also tend to make it sound good but its not much for helping drivers. Sorry I read your your question wrong and I cannot delete my post. I thought you were talking about driver debit card so sorry. I cant help you on your question but maybe I can check with my riders.
Wait, really? That is actually not a bad card at all. How can Uber out of all these companies offer such good benefits?
4% on restaurants is better than what I have with my Amazon Prime card at 3%.
and Phone protection? I currently pay $9 through Verizon.
It's probably because Uber isn't serious about making money off of this credit card. I am sure they were able to negotiate or keep their benefits minimum so they can afford to give away these benefits. They aren't a credit card company, that's why.