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Verizon Up Reward Members: $5 Starbucks Gift Card Expired
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via Mobile App (Eligible Accounts)
Verizon Wireless as Part of National Coffee Day is offering Eligible Verizon Up Reward Members: $5 Starbucks Gift Card for Free via their Mobile App (found under "Available Rewards". Thanks grizovich
Note, offer is only available via their Mobile App for Eligible Members. If you are not yet a member refer to Deal Editor's Note for further info on how to join and redeem offer.
Note, offer is only available via their Mobile App for Eligible Members. If you are not yet a member refer to Deal Editor's Note for further info on how to join and redeem offer.
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If not a member, it's free to join. Click here, scroll down the page to join up. Enter your email address and they will send you a link to download the app to your device.
Once you've downloaded the app, the first banner in your feed will ask if you'd like to join their new loyalty program. Click there to log into your account. Under details, scroll to the end where you'll find a credit with an option to redeem towards a $5 Starbucks gift card.
Once you've downloaded the app, the first banner in your feed will ask if you'd like to join their new loyalty program. Click there to log into your account. Under details, scroll to the end where you'll find a credit with an option to redeem towards a $5 Starbucks gift card.
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Edited September 29, 2017
at 12:20 PM
Checked my rewards at Verizon UP rewards today and saw a $5 gc to Starbucks because of national coffee day. Worth the check. YMMV
https://www.verizonwire
Must claim this offer in the mobile app, scroll down below the available rewards. You can't miss it!
https://www.verizonwire
Must claim this offer in the mobile app, scroll down below the available rewards. You can't miss it!
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Last Edited by sbrown23
September 29, 2017
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Be aware of why Verizon is giving away free stuff. It's not because of your loyalty. They are making you the product.
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Information used by Verizon Selects, and potentially shared with other companies, includes:
- Information about your wireless device and how you use it—including Web addresses of sites you visit, similar information about apps and features you use, as well as device and advertising identifiers.
- Information about your device location, including network data and location information transmitted by apps you permit to use your device location.
- Your postal and e-mail addresses.
- Information about the quantity, type, destination, location, and amount of use of your Verizon telecommunications and interconnected voice over Internet services and related billing information (also known as Customer Proprietary Network Information or CPNI).
- Information about your Verizon products and services and how you use them (such as data and calling features and use, FiOS service options, equipment and device types).
- Information we get from other companies (such as gender, age range, interests, shopping preferences, and ad responses) or that you provide.
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Got a $5 Amazon GC last time too.
The new Up rewards have been pretty good so far.
Got a $5 Amazon GC last time too.
The new Up rewards have been pretty good so far.
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