ID.me Now Offering Uber Credits to Members of Military, Veterans, First Responders, and Students

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Published on June 4, 2014

A little hump day pick-me-up for those of you who are members of the military, veterans, first responders, or students: you can now get $25 off your first Uber ride thanks to a partnership announced today by the digital verification network, ID.me, and the ride service company. Starting today, you can take advantage of this promo by signing up for the program.

ID.me and Uber Announce Partnership to Benefit Military, Veterans, First Responders and Students http://t.co/AM1KdXDr4j #dctech
— Blake Hall (@Blake_Hall) June 4, 2014

Based in D.C., ID.me's platform enables members of various groups to get digitally-verified, privately confirming the identity and affiliation of that person. In order to get the $25 credit for your first Uber ride, visit http://partners.id.me/uber to verify your identity and group affiliation, receive a unique promo code, and sign up with Uber.

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