The listings show multiple fixed denominations: $15, $25, $50, and $75.
The listings indicate these are delivered by email (many titles include “(Email Delivery)”).
No. The product details state “Expiration: Does Not Expire” and the descriptions say “This Card does not expire.”
Recipients can redeem the cards at Starbucks locations in-store and online via the Starbucks website, per the product details.
The listings state the cards cannot be redeemed for cash except where required by law. Refunds are provided only for unused cards when you have the original receipt.
The listings warn about scams involving unsolicited calls, emails, or texts asking you to buy gift cards to pay debts or fees, and advise reporting suspected scams to local authorities or the FTC.
The listings state that Starbucks does not charge fees for the card.
You can check the balance or register the card at participating Starbucks stores, online at Starbucks.com/card (or the Starbucks website), or by calling 1-800-782-7282.
The listings are inconsistent: bullet details label the cards “Reloadable: Non-reloadable,” while other descriptions include wording about reloading the card. The listing shows conflicting information on reloadability.
