Amazon Prime Members: Get 12 Months Of Grubhub+ For Free After $120 Prime Day Savings!
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Be sure to cancel before the end of your free trial or you will automatically be charged membership fees.
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Thank you
Can you just sign up then cancel so I dont have to do it later?
I was wondering the same thing. Will your membership be cancelled of you do. Also when it says one per account does that mean per household or per main paying prime member?
No, it looks like it cancels immediately (unfortunately).
This is great, thanks!
I did it and in not the primary Amazon a holder
May I ask how, please? I’m having trouble figuring that out
Will this hamper the old grandfatherd amazon prime accounts in anyway?
If I already have a year of free grubhub+ from another promotion can i cancel and get a new year through this?
Didn’t even ask me for a CC @dan.
I assume once you make an order they will have your card on file and charge that card when it renews.
Could someone please explain the benefits of GrubHub+. ?
No delivery fees, access to their “Elite” customer service, and more “perks,” the discounts the occasionally send out. It used to also give you a 10% credit on pickup orders, but I don’t see anything about that anymore, so I assume it’s been discontinued.
They are adding a ‘driver tip’ – is there anyway to get rid of that?