claiming to offer free Starbucks coffee for African-Americans. Not only is the coupon fake, but when you scan it, the QR code actually reveals the N-word. Multiple versions of the coupon have been ...

2018 White supremacists spreading fake Starbucks coupons "for black customers." "Baristas instructed to use discount code 1488 [the white supremacist code phrase]...The QR code for the coupon ...

In fact, the QR code in the above-displayed coupon spells out the word "n**ger" when scanned. 4chan has a history of creating fake coupons with the intent of mocking Starbucks' "liberal" positions.

The counterfeit coupons appeared a day after Starbucks ... to punch in code “1488,” a combination of two numbers with ties to white supremacy. The scam voucher also includes a QR code that ...

A QR code at a Sixth ... BDS targets including Starbucks, McDonald’s and Zara across 68 storefronts in Manhattan neighborhoods, activists enticed shoppers with coupon codes offering discounts ...

The QR code for the coupon links to a website page that translates the code as the n-word." "This is completely false and in no way associated with Starbucks," a company spokeswoman told The ...

Starbucks is making some changes in 2025, including free refills and a code of conduct. The coffee giant is trying to win your business back after there was a reported decline in foot traffic.

Correction: A previous version of this story did not make it clear that 1App, and not Starbucks ... with QR code scanners. The web apps are fully functional, and deep links can be used to drive access ...

Starbucks is also handing out bookmark fliers to consumers that not only include a coupon, but also feature a QR code. Morning joe The Starbucks bookmark flier lets consumers find the roast they love ...

Starbucks Corp said on Thursday it will accept the payments system at about 2,500 of its cafes across China, enabling customers to complete purchases with a scan of their phone. The agreement with ...

The QR code for the coupon links to a website page that translates the code as the n-word." "This is completely false and in no way associated with Starbucks," a company spokeswoman told The ...