Uber, a young startup that let's people book a black car service on the fly via their mobile app, has closed an $11 million round valuing the company at $49 million pre-money valuation, $60 million post-money, we've confirmed from sources. Benchmark Capital led the round, with participation from
previous investors. Benchmark partner
Bill Gurley joins Uber's board of directors. Sequoia Capital partner
Alfred Lin, we've heard, also participated in the round as an individual. It's been quite a year for the company that was originally
thought up by StumbleUpon founder
Garret Camp. He doesn't own a car, wanted a private car service instead of using taxis, but didn't want the cost of a dedicated car.

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