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Starbucks ‘Free Lifetime Pass’ Facebook Scam

by Brett M. Christensen July 15, 2016

Circulating Facebook post claims that Starbucks is giving away free lifetime passes as part of its 44th anniversary. It urges you to click to claim your lifetime pass.

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