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Uber to deliver free ice cream across UK

byCustoms Today Report
24/07/2015
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LONDON: Ride-sharing app Uber will let users order ice cream on-demand to a home or office — for free.

The promotion, #UberIceCream, lasts for one day only. But be alert: Uber expects demand will be high and says that availability is limited. If you remember the massive kitten shortage in New York City after Uber announced it would be delivering the tiny fluffballs door-to-door, then it’s best to keep your fingers nimble and eyes on your mobile screen.

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In the UK, you can order ice cream through the Uber app between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Friday.

To do this, open the Uber app, set your location, and slide right to request ICE CREAM. Wall’s Cornettos will be delivered within minutes, Uber says.

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