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Save on Takeout Food Today Only! Order Ahead Using Chase Pay for $10 Off (No Minimum)

  • Meghan Hunter

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    Through the end of the day today, December 11, 2018, you can get $10 off a takeout order when using Chase Pay to order ahead.  If you have any Chase cards, like the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card and Chase Sapphire Reserve, and plan on ordering food today, you can use this deal to save!

    Here’s what you need to know.  And if you’re getting to this deal late, follow us on Twitter and Facebook so that you’ll be the first to know about time sensitive offers like this one before it’s too late.

    This Deal From Chase Pay Can Earn You a (Nearly) Free Meal Today!

    Chase Pay Order Ahead Discount

    The offer is only valid today, December 11, 2018, or while supplies last.  So if you plan on taking advantage of the deal, I’d do so sooner rather than later.  It’s limited to one order per customer and there’s no minimum spending requirement.  That means if your takeout order only costs $8, your meal would be free!

    Team member Jason found the offer on his Chase Pay app, but it’s looked like it was only available for chain restaurants like Five Guys and PotBelly.  So you’ll have to check for yourself to see if any of your local establishments are included in the deal.

    To find the offers available to you, open Chase Pay (not the Chase mobile banking app), swipe right to the “Order Ahead” tab, and you’ll see a list of restaurants in your area.

    Combine It With Other Offers for More Savings

    Even better news, this deal should stack with the other Chase Pay “Order Ahead” offers that are running through the end of the year.  So be sure to check out this post for more information.

    For example, anyone who’s never used Order Ahead through Chase Pay can get $5 off your first order (offer ends December 31, 2018).  Combining the two promotions would save you $15 off your lunch or dinner today!

    I’m a sucker for anything free, especially when it comes to food, and definitely plan on using this offer!

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