Yes. If you scroll up this thread, you'll see many complaints about Uber Eats.

To add to the UberEats and Amazon complaints:
UberEats denied from earnings because there was a discount applied. The "discount" is UberPass, which cannot be turned off. Seems like a little backwards to punish people who want to take up Uber's subscription service.

Amazon is being reviewed, which will take up to 10 weeks. Adding on to the 10 weeks that you need to wait before submitting a ticket, and the 1-2 weeks response time, I'm looking at (up to) a 5 month wait total.

I remember using RewardOps is one of Aeroplan's "regrets", but are they actively seeking a new partner? This is turning out to be much more hassle than it's worth.

Yep this happened to me as well. They declined me because I did a "No rush" discount for delivery and saved over $1.50 and so that discount invalidates my entire order from receiving points? I could understand a coupon or promo code but that makes no sense. What a stupid policy.

My estore purchases in April and May posted to my account in the last day or two. These included: Dell, Indigo, and Lenovo.

Has the partnership with Uber Eats ended? I used to use this link to buy from Uber Eats:

https://aeroplan.rewardops.com/en-CA...ails/uber_eats

They're going to be integrating it w/ your AP account in the same way they did for Starbucks.

What do you mean?

Read about Uber+Marriott. Uber+Aeroplan will be the same.