Grubhub introduced a new Card-Linked Offers program that allows users to earn Grubhub credits by making in-store purchases at participating merchants using a linked credit card. To participate, users must link an eligible card, select an offer in the Grubhub app before visiting the merchant, and complete a qualifying purchase. Credits earned expire 30 days after being applied and can only be redeemed for future Grubhub orders; they have no cash value and cannot be transferred.
Consumers: By linking your card to the program, you agree that Grubhub and payment networks can monitor your transactions and share data about them.
Consumers: You must follow the offer's specific rules and timing to qualify for credits.
Businesses: Participating merchants will receive data about transactions from the rewards program to assess how well it works.
The updated terms establish a new rewards program allowing users to earn Grubhub credits by making in-store purchases with linked credit cards at participating merchants. To participate, users must link an eligible card, select an offer in the Grubhub app before visiting the merchant, and use that linked card to complete a qualifying purchase. Credits earned expire 30 days after being applied to the account and can only be redeemed for future Grubhub orders on grubhub.com, seamless.com, or the Grubhub or Seamless app; they have no cash value and cannot be exchanged, transferred, or redeemed for cash. You can opt out of the program and remove your enrolled card at any time by visiting your Account, clicking on 'The Drop,' and selecting 'Manage' next to 'Linked Cards.'
→ Review the Card-Linked Offers terms and decide whether to link a payment card to participate in the program.
→ If you link a card, select offers in the Grubhub app before visiting the merchant to ensure you qualify for credits.
→ Monitor the 30-day expiration date on earned credits and redeem them for Grubhub orders before they expire.
→ Opt out of the program at any time by visiting your Account, clicking 'The Drop,' and selecting 'Manage' next to 'Linked Cards.'
Introduces a new rewards program allowing users to earn Grubhub credits through in-store purchases with linked payment cards, subject to geographic and user availability restrictions.
Authorizes Grubhub and payment networks to monitor and share transaction data with participating merchants for program evaluation and verification purposes.
Credits earned expire 30 days after being applied and can only be redeemed for future Grubhub orders; they have no cash value and cannot be transferred or exchanged for cash.
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