EDIT: Update 31/08/2022
UberEats code work as per usual (if you have one) with a new sim but each order has to be done with a brand new unused credit/debit card. Occasionally you can use Revolut pink disposables but this is very hit and miss. The address does not matter (no such thing as address banned), its all got to do with card payment. I only order UE personally if theres a £10, £12 or £15 off £15 codes found here or online as the fees are too high. Deliveroo is what I use regurlarly.
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Please follow steps.
1. To get started you need to get yourself some free sims
Asda mobile.asda.com/pay…-go
O2 https://www.hotukdeals.com/visit/comment/44077593/16322859
Three https://www.hotukdeals.com/visit/comment/44077593/542279
EE shop.ee.co.uk/pri…sim
2. Sign into an old ubereats account on a mobile phone/laptop or create one with a sim. what you looking for is your unique refer a friend code. copy it.
3. go onto a laptop/PC (NOTE THIS STEP WILL NOT WORK ON MOBILE PHONE!!!!) go on computers browser and go into incognito window/private mode and go ubereats.com
4. sign in, create a new account. use new sim number from step 1. use new email address. if you have gmail you can put + after email to create a new one so day+1@gmail.com is a new email. So is day+2@gmail.com, and so on.
5. go promotions and add your refer a friend code from step 2.
6. use revolut disposable cards to pay for your order. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE PAY WITH A CARD YOU HAVE USED BEFORE ON UBEREATS/UBER. revolut is free app which gives you multiple disposable cards (with your own funds) to pay with.
7. after succesful order you will now notice you have also received £10 off £15 in your account wallet from step 2 ready to use. This code can now safely be used from your own mobile phone.
Might seem complicated but im doing this is all in under a minute. Credit to wakkaday for finnessing some of the steps.
UberEats code work as per usual (if you have one) with a new sim but each order has to be done with a brand new unused credit/debit card. Occasionally you can use Revolut pink disposables but this is very hit and miss. The address does not matter (no such thing as address banned), its all got to do with card payment. I only order UE personally if theres a £10, £12 or £15 off £15 codes found here or online as the fees are too high. Deliveroo is what I use regurlarly.
**********************************************************************************************************************
Please follow steps.
1. To get started you need to get yourself some free sims
Asda mobile.asda.com/pay…-go
O2 https://www.hotukdeals.com/visit/comment/44077593/16322859
Three https://www.hotukdeals.com/visit/comment/44077593/542279
EE shop.ee.co.uk/pri…sim
2. Sign into an old ubereats account on a mobile phone/laptop or create one with a sim. what you looking for is your unique refer a friend code. copy it.
3. go onto a laptop/PC (NOTE THIS STEP WILL NOT WORK ON MOBILE PHONE!!!!) go on computers browser and go into incognito window/private mode and go ubereats.com
4. sign in, create a new account. use new sim number from step 1. use new email address. if you have gmail you can put + after email to create a new one so day+1@gmail.com is a new email. So is day+2@gmail.com, and so on.
5. go promotions and add your refer a friend code from step 2.
6. use revolut disposable cards to pay for your order. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE PAY WITH A CARD YOU HAVE USED BEFORE ON UBEREATS/UBER. revolut is free app which gives you multiple disposable cards (with your own funds) to pay with.
7. after succesful order you will now notice you have also received £10 off £15 in your account wallet from step 2 ready to use. This code can now safely be used from your own mobile phone.
Might seem complicated but im doing this is all in under a minute. Credit to wakkaday for finnessing some of the steps.
122 Comments
sorted byyes things have changed. revolut no longer works for me for deliveroo. im using wise card which has been working as payment method, had to pay a fiver for the card but you can immediately get virtual cards much like revolut.
What's not to understand? Consumers are fed up with big companies thinking they are god. Big companies have no problem selling customer personal data to the highest bigger, using the taxpayer as a cash cow to top up wages because they don't pay their staff enough to live on, exploiting tax loopholes, treating staff like garbage, showing off their wealth while the rest of the country is struggling.
I have a question for you, if Sir Phillip Green (Arcadia Group CEO) dropped his wallet on the floor, would you give it back to him, or keep it? What do you think a previous employee at his company would do? After finding out he sold the business for £1 and raided the pension fund, then seen on his 150 million yacht in Monacco!
Except its not. You are only a new customer once, not repeatedly. When you refuse your existing insurance companies quote to go to a cheaper deal with another you become a new customer. It's completely different.
Dress it up and convince yourself all you want. But it's not right and if it were your business people were doing this to you would not be happy. (edited)
Tell that to Amazon.
Uber eats scam their customers so personally I have no pity for them, they probably deserve it
Then wouldn't it be better to simply not use the unscrupulous companies rather than lowering to their standards?
I'd hand back the wallet to whoever dropped it as that's for my karma not theirs. But everyone has different views and whilst I disagree with yours I respect your opinion.
No I actually meant what I was saying. My car insurance company wanted £245 for renewal this year even though last year I paid £210. So I told them no thanks I will leave. I then did a quote with the same company as a new customer £195.
According to you that'll be life behind bars.
Well they are an immoral company
But knowing I can get £10 off now makes it a bit more palatable to order from them.
Thanks to the poster
Well they've done something with mine that stops any promotions as soon as you enter the address lol
I can just put my street for my address and then post the door number in the 'notes' section, that works fine.
Trouble is, drivers rarely read that section and the road I live on is very long so the pin defaults to the middle of the street and I live at the top end, I can see the drivers approach the pin and then just stop lol
That's what I do, promotion first, it accepts, enter address, promotion removed. I always use a VPN. Trust me I've tried all sorts, the only method that now works for me is to just enter my street and then meet the driver outside lol
How would it be illegal? There's no law saying making multiple accounts with a delivery service is illegal? Really astounded people are going out of their way to defend one of the companies that exploits its workers the most.
You risk being denied service at most as it would be a civil claim against you, as you would be circumventing terms and conditions, implying that there would be some illegality with it needing state intervention is bonkers, its not hmrc you're providing info with false pretenses, it's a food courier service.....
They can’t ban addresses / post codes
Desktop and phone (edited)
I will try that payment method thing, I hadn't. But apart from that I have done everything else correctly. It used to work better before but not recently
Unless its £15 off I usually pay £5 something which is at least 66% off which is great.
You can't put the first part of your postcode in payment method, it has to be 6 characters.
Just use your normal postcode and change the first line of address to NO1, or POBOX2, or HOUSE NO 2,
As opposed to defending a multi million big tech conglomerate by berating people for abusing said scheme? Yeah alright mate, let me know how much they send you via cheque and I might start myself
You're assuming I use them, I'm merely defending other people's right to use the system to their own benefit, I don't understand why you're so against it? And even if it does help them, surely it's a win win going by your logic? Customer gets better savings, uber gets increased share prices
Foodhubs always been better, they actively offer discounts and don't charge the restaurants as much of a premium to be on the service
Good question tbh, Foodhubs customer service, savings and the amount they charge the restaurants are their pros, cons being their choice is not as extensive uber or just eat.
Whereas just eats variety is probably King amongst all three, I've found them to have become more greedy (their service charge they add on every order since 2019) they offer the least amount of deals, whilst their customer service is variable, but very clear they probably employ a lot more than foodhub as I've always managed to get in touch with them, can't comment on their couriers tho as my orders always seem to be delivered by the restaurant