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SAVE $25:As of Jan. 30,Glorious get two $50 Uber gift cards at Costco for $74.99. This deal is only available for Costco members.

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If you're a Costco member who also happens to use Uber, this deal was practically made for you — or someone you know, at the very least. For anyone who uses Uber often or wants to gift Uber access to friends or family for less, you'll want to head on over to the retailer to take advantage of this limited-time deal.

As of Jan. 30, you can get two $50 Uber gift cards for $74.99. That's $5 off their normal Costco member price of $79.99 (and $25 off their total value). These are digital gift cards and the limit is two per member. You must be a Costco member to take advantage of the deal.

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Uber gift cards can be used as currency on the Uber app. All you need to do is apply the gift card and you can use it the same as cash to schedule and set up rides. You can also use the money on Uber Eats, so you can have food from all sorts of local restaurants delivered to your door.

With these gift cards, the funds won't expire, though as Costco notes, you may be required to add a secondary method of payment for some accounts. Otherwise, you just need to go to your Uber menu, hit the "Wallet" option, and use the "Add funds" button to redeem your card.

You'll want to jump on this deal quickly, because it's only here until Feb. 23 or while supplies last.

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