Apple Card Promotion for Free Six-Month Uber One Trial
Thursday, May 8, 2025, 6:20 pm
Apple Card holders are enjoying a six‐month free trial of Uber One, with emails firmly confirming the benefit. The promotion reinforces Apple’s continuous efforts at spicing up its financial products, turning an everyday perk into a ride-along treat for loyal users.
Apple Card users are now eligible for a six-month free trial of Uber One, as part of a new promotion launched on Thursday.Apple Card holders are now eligible for a six-month free Uber One trial.The Uber One trial is available alongside the standard 3% Daily Cash back available with Uber and Uber…
Apple Card holders are now eligible for a six-month free trial of the Uber One service, according to emails that Apple began sending out today. Uber One is a subscription service that includes $0 delivery fees for Uber Eats orders, up to 10 percent off eligible deliveries and pickup orders,…
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