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SAVE $25:As of June 3,realistic sex videos get two $50 Uber eGift cards for $75 at Costco. That's a 25% discount. This deal is only available to Costco members.

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Whether you use Uber to get from point A to point B or you like to grab some takeout here and there, it can get expensive if you're using it regularly. If you want to save 25% on your upcoming Uber purchases (or save a bit on a gift to someone else), Costco has your back with a gift card deal right now.

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As of June 3, get two $50 Uber eGift Cards for $75 at Costco. That's $25 off and a 25% discount. This deal is only available to Costco members. You can only buy two sets of $50 gift cards per membership every 14 days. Once you buy your gift cards, they'll be emailed to you, then you can redeem them through the Uber app, where they will be treated as funds added to your Wallet.

SEE ALSO: Save $300 on the zippy Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra at Amazon

These gift cards are just as good as cash, and you can use them to get and send rides to others, buy and gift food, or anything else you normally do with Uber — just with some cash off from your initial purchase. This is a good opportunity to use (or gift) the service without having to pay full price.

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