Enjoy Exclusive Uber One Benefits with TD Cardholder Offers
TD and Uber Join Forces for Enhanced Customer Benefits
TD cardholders have a fantastic new opportunity with Uber's recent collaboration, offering them free trials of the Uber One membership for up to six months. This initiative aims to enhance the value TD customers receive on rides, meals, and various services.
What is Uber One?
Uber One is a subscription service that provides members with exclusive savings and perks on Uber and Uber Eats, making daily essentials more affordable and convenient. Account holders can enjoy benefits such as low delivery fees and discounts on eligible meals and rides.
Highlights of the Uber One Membership
- $0 delivery fee on eligible restaurant orders over $15 plus a 5% discount.
- $0 delivery fee on grocery orders over $40.
- 5% off eligible rides including UberX and UberXL, with access to top-rated drivers.
- 10% Uber One credits on car rentals with Uber.
- Exclusive offers and premium member support.
Offer Details for TD Cardholders
Eligible TD customers can access some remarkable offers:
- A 6-month complimentary Uber One membership trial with select TD cards like the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card and TD Cash Back Visa Infinite Card.
- A 3-month complimentary Uber One membership trial with other TD cards, including the TD Rewards Visa Card and TD Platinum Travel Visa Card.
- 20% off your monthly Uber One membership after the complimentary period, available when payments are made using eligible TD cards.
User Experiences and Comments
Lola Kassim, General Manager of Uber Eats Canada, expressed excitement about this partnership, stating, "With Uber One, Canadians can go anywhere and get anything, while saving money along the way." The collaboration with TD is an excellent way for eligible cardholders to experience the extensive convenience that Uber offers.
Meg McKee, Executive Vice President at TD, noted, "Our customers value services that save time and money. Our collaboration with Uber adds value to services like meal delivery and transportation, making everyday moments more rewarding."
Participating in the Offer
For detailed information regarding how to participate in this offer, TD cardholders are encouraged to visit the Uber website for further instructions and eligibility requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Uber One?
Uber One is a subscription service that provides exclusive discounts on rides and deliveries through Uber and Uber Eats.
Who is eligible for the Uber One membership trial?
Eligible TD cardholders can receive a free membership trial depending on the type of TD card they possess.
What savings can I expect with Uber One?
Members can enjoy benefits including no delivery fees, discounts on eligible meals and rides, and exclusive offers.
How long is the free trial for Uber One?
The free trial can last up to six months, depending on the TD card used. Some cards may have shorter trial periods.
Where can I find more information on this offer?
For more details, eligible customers can visit the Uber website to learn how to participate in the offer.
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