Postmates Offers $100 in Free Delivery Credit
If you are self isolating due to the coronavirus pandemic, then you are probably using delivery apps for your meals and groceries.
Postmates now has a promotion that will get you $100 in free delivery credits. The Postmates delivery fee is $0.99–$3.99 for Partner Merchants and $5.99–$9.99 for all other merchants. So this credit should be enough for many deliveries. Just apply code TW20 to your account to take advantage of this promotion.
Postmates also offers no contact deliveries. You’ll have the option to meet your Postmate at your door or outside, or you can opt for non-contact and they’ll leave the order at your door.
Comfort food from the comfort of your couch 🛋️
Postmate it using code: TW20 for $100 free delivery credit
— Postmates (@Postmates) March 18, 2020
Reader Ernest says that it may only work on new accounts even though they never specified that in their Tweet. Let us know if you are able to get it to work on a current account.
Conclusion
We should see many more of these deals in coming weeks. Uber Eats also has a BOGO promotion and SoFi Money will get you 20% off DoorDash orders.
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Its helpful to mention this code seems to only work if your a new user.
Really? It doesn’t say anything about that in their Tweet. I would have thought they would open it to everyone like UberEats did – I’ll add that into the post.
Ya new users only. Try adding it to your own account and you will see the error message. Also the offer is identical to the offer of any referral code so this isn’t really news. You better off pushing your own referral code instead of just giving PM some free user acquisitions.