Groupon USA: $5 For A $10 Starbucks eGift Card
Groupon Canada: C$5 For A C$10 Starbucks eGift Card
-Limit 1/person.
-Starbucks Card eGift can be used in any participating Starbucks store.
-Starbucks Card eGift does not expire. You can easily transfer it to your regular Starbucks card online.
Excellent Card For Travel and Lounge Benefits and free additional user benefits
Welcome Offer: 75,000 miles after $4K spend in 3 months.
Earn 2x points everywhere, 5x on flights and 10x points on hotels and rental cars via Capital One Travel, lounge access, Hertz PC status, free museums access, $300 annual travel credit, 10K annual bonus points, lounge access and benefits for 4 free additional users, and more!
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Amex also has $5 credit when you spend $10 in Starbucks
Can I use different email addresses to create multiple groupon accounts, and then reload to the same Starbucks card?
Only for exclusive members that get an email with the promotion
@Jennifer: That was going around yesterday. Now it is available for everyone.
@JJ: You’re right I tried again and it worked, thanks!
got it. and was easily able to transfer the $10 to my existing sbux card.
My card isn’t letting me transfer the Canadian one to my US Starbux card… How do i go about doin it?
I just ended up adding the Canadian one as a new card to my account. It goes down to $8.84 USD…. Oh well…
I have been getting an “order not processed” page every time I attempt to place an order.
I believe they are rejecting me b/c they notice I have multiple account under the same name or address.
Anyone else have the same issue?
I also purchased a Canadian version because the US ones were sold out. I have established it as a new card under my profile but Starbucks won’t let me merge the fund to my default Gold card.
They’re sold out in us.