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How to Use Uber Rewards and Referrals

By Matthew Lynch
June 9, 2023
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Uber has revolutionized the ridesharing industry by providing users with a convenient and affordable transportation option. But did you know that you can earn rewards and credits for using the platform? Here’s everything you need to know about how to use Uber rewards and referrals.

What are Uber Rewards?

Uber Rewards is a loyalty program that rewards frequent riders with perks such as discounts and access to premium features. The program works by awarding points for every dollar you spend on Uber rides, Uber Eats orders, and JUMP bikes and scooters. The more points you earn, the higher your tier status becomes, and the better the perks and benefits you receive.

There are four tiers of Uber Rewards: Blue, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond. Each tier comes with its own set of rewards, including priority support, flexible cancellations, and price protection on routes. To check your Uber Rewards status, go to the Rewards section of the app’s menu.

How to Earn Uber Rewards Points

To earn Uber Rewards points, you first need to enroll in the program. Here’s how:

Open the Uber app and tap on the menu icon in the top-left corner of the screen.

Select “Uber Rewards.”

Tap “Join for free” and follow the prompts to verify your information.

Once you’re enrolled, you’ll earn points automatically for every eligible dollar spent on Uber rides, Uber Eats orders, and JUMP bikes and scooters. The number of points you earn depends on your tier status, with higher tiers earning more points per dollar spent.

In addition to earning points for rides and orders, you can also earn bonus points through special promotions and events. Keep an eye out for offers in the app or via email to maximize your rewards.

How to Redeem Uber Rewards

Once you’ve earned enough points, you can redeem them for rewards such as Uber Cash, discounts, and access to premium features. Here’s how:

Open the Uber app and go to the “Rewards” section.

Select the reward you want to redeem.

Follow the prompts to confirm the redemption.

The redeemed reward will be applied to your next eligible ride or Uber Eats order. Note that some rewards may have expiration dates or other terms and conditions, so be sure to read the fine print before redeeming.

What are Uber Referrals?

Uber referrals are a way to earn credits by inviting new users to the platform. When someone signs up for Uber using your referral code and takes their first ride, you’ll receive a credit that can be applied to your next ride or Uber Eats order.

How to Refer Someone to Uber

To refer someone to Uber, follow these steps:

Open the Uber app and tap on the menu icon in the top-left corner of the screen.

Select “Free Rides.”

Share your referral code with friends and family via social media, email, or text.

How to Claim Uber Referral Credits

When someone signs up for Uber using your referral code and takes their first ride, you’ll receive a credit. To claim it, follow these steps:

Open the Uber app and go to the “Payment” section.

Select “Add Promo Code.”

Enter the promo code for your referral credit.

The credit will be applied to your next ride or Uber Eats order. Note that referral credits may have expiration dates or other terms and conditions, so be sure to read the fine print before using them.

In conclusion, using Uber rewards and referrals is an easy way to save money and earn perks for using the platform. By enrolling in Uber Rewards and sharing your referral code with friends and family, you can maximize your rewards and enjoy a more affordable ride-sharing experience.

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