Initially, I read "Booking fees will be replaced" and thought "oh good," because those tend to be $3.49 to $4.99 here. To avoid the fee, I usually won't order unless Uber runs some kind of promo that waives the fee or gives me some $ off delivery (which are frequent enough), or I'll order from restaurants that aren't charging the fee because I'll be sharing a driver. Then I read "15% [service fee] of an order’s subtotal and then additional delivery fees on top of that," and I started doing some math in my head. If I order anything more than $33, the 15% service fee is worse than the $4.99 that Uber already charges, and that's not counting the additional delivery fee. These fees cut into the value of the Amex Platinum's Uber credit. Because if you're paying $5+ in fees on a $15/month credit, that leaves you maybe $10 worth of food. I don't know about elsewhere, but it's hard to find a decent bite to eat from UberEats in SF for $10. And let's not forget tipping your driver, which a lot of people will feel pressed to do on top of all these fees (I mean, am I wrong to wonder if either the "service" fee of 15% -- the same as many tip -- or the "delivery" fee goes to the driver, or is Uber just making up all these fees to pad their bottom line ahead of their IPO?). I'll be waiting for more promos before using my credits, thank you.