Starbucks Brewed Coffee Refill Tumbler
Use promo code: STNPWEKD
With the refill tumbler you’ll get free brewed coffee from Starbucks every day in January!
Officially it’s once per day but the way it worked last year was that every time you presented your cup you got free brewed coffee. Not valid on lattes and other specialty drinks.
1 cup: $30-$3 coupon+$4.95 shipping=$31.95 plus tax where applicable.
2 cups: $60-$6 coupon+$4.95 shipping=$58.95 plus tax where applicable. ($29.48 per cup)
3 cups: $81-$9 coupon+free shipping=$81 plus tax where applicable. ($27 per cup)
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If “officially” it’s once per day, and you knowingly present it a second time…wouldn’t some religions consider that stealing?
I’m not here to be your ethicist, Rabbi, or Priest. YOU have to make your own moral decisions, I don’t make them for you.
However if they wanted they would send you a punch-card. That they don’t is telling, they’re not stupid after all, last year people wrote about getting 10 free coffees a day (which is probably still profitable at the insane margins they have).
Dan, I very much like your site and the deals that you work hard to bring us and help us enjoy fully.
But I think your response is ridiculous. Whether or not they have in mind the people who will not pay attention to the official rule of one, and whether or not they write those people off as the cost of doing business, it sure isn’t their intention. And who are you to decide that it might be ok since their margins are high? Even if MeIkur HaDin it was allowed, it sure ain’t yashrus.
Even at one a day this is a bargain.
YC. Gaming the system to get thousands of dollars from CC sign-ups, watching out for mispricings on flights/online shopping, having 10+ AMEX cards to get hundreds of dollars worth of statement credits, and mixing up shopping portals/credit cards to try and maximize return – all fin? Getting a few extra cups of coffee with this Starbucks deal, OTOH, NOT OK? (“whether or not they write those people off as the cost of doing business, it sure isn’t their intention” only applies to the latter?)
@YC: sheesh so don’t do it dan didn’t say you have to
Everybody just back off dan! Just relax!
Can every one do me a favor and stop … we all gain and save a lot of time headachs and MONEY from this website and if we think some thing is stealing or “not yashrus” then don’t do it and if your not sure than contact you local orthodox rabbi
Dan is not our rabbi he is our budget manager .. hence the the name is dansDEALS and not RABBI dan
What if they designed this deal with such lax enforcement intentionally, with the expectation that people will not follow the rule. What if they designed it that way to maximize tumbler sales, expecting that selling more tumblers regardless of rule adherence is the most profitable plan. What if they know that even people who plan on breaking the rules may have 3 fills in 1 day, and may not use the tumbler 30 times in a month.
Maybe they seek to maximize gross revenue up front, with the expectation that it will maximize net profit under any circumstance.
I’m not saying a multinational industry leading company is guaranteed to have thought these things through when designing such a program.
I’m not debating that it is reasonable (or “right”) to buy things and adhere to the specified terms of the deal.
Any way to still get the espresso tumbler?
I just heard that starbucks coffee equipment is washed with all the other cooking utensils and therefore coffee may not be kosher