A customer who used an old Starbucks coupon from 21 years ago to redeem coffee was rejected because the expiry date was not marked.

Can Starbucks redemption coupons from 21 years ago still be used? Recently, a Shanghai netizen posted:I dug into the drawer and found two paper Starbucks vouchers that my elders had received as gifts in 2004.

Because there was no expiration date marked on it, I went to a store to exchange it for coffee.

I used it successfully when ordering. However, before I was about to leave the store after finishing my consumption, I was told by the clerk that the coupon had expired and could not be used, and I was asked to pay the 54 yuan coffee fee again.

Netizens expressed their confusion.There is no expiry date marked on the coupon.At that time, the store clerk also admitted that it was a redemption coupon issued by Starbucks, but was eventually asked to pay a fee.

In response, staff at the store involved said,The new partner who received the order had never encountered such a long-old redemption voucher, so it could not be written off normally and the customer was asked to pay again.

Netizens said that after many communications,Starbucks official customer service finally gave him two medium-sized electronic coupons and refunded the 54 yuan he paid in the form of two medium-sized electronic coupons.