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Get $30 Off Your 1st Car Ride When You Try Uber!

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    Have you ever waited out in the rain for a cab that never shows up?

    With Uber you can order your ride from your phone.  A map pops up and you can watch the driver’s progress toward your location.  And now you can get $30 off your 1st ride in the US with Uber!

    Uber is available in 38 countries and in most major US cities.  They’re also continuously adding new locations.

    So while you might not live where Uber currently operates, you may soon be traveling somewhere that does.

    For a Limited Time You Can Get $30 Off Your 1st Uber Ride!

    This deal was previously for only $10, but now you can get $30!

    Link:  $30 Credit for Uber

    Uber is a new alternative to taxis.  Just download the app to your smartphone and order your ride right from the app.  You can even get a fare quote and estimated pickup time.

    Uber has several different levels of service, which includes (depending upon your location):

    I like Uber because payment is handled through your phone.  You don’t have to worry about tips, change, or a broken credit card machine.  Also, if you are traveling with a friend the app has a nice fare splitting feature.

    You can also earn & use American Express Membership Rewards points with Uber!  But I prefer using the Chase Sapphire Preferred for double points on travel and dining.

    Even with these added benefits, Uber can be cheaper than regular taxis in some cities.  However, in other cities it can cost 10% to 20% more.

    Refer Your Friends and Get More Credits!

    Once you sign-up for Uber you can refer your friends online or through your smartphone app.  And when they take their 1st ride, they will get a $30 discount and you will get a $30 credit!

    Bottom Line

    You used to get a $10 credit when you tried Uber for the 1st time, but now you can get $30 off your bill when you sign-up using my link and I get a $30 credit!

    You can also refer your friends and when they sign-up with your referral code, you will both get a $30 credit when they try Uber.

    Uber is a great alternative to taxis because you can easily request a ride from your smartphone, track your driver’s progress to your location, and payments are handled through the app.

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