I purchased a thermos from Starbucks, and it has started to rust. Unfortunately, I’ve lost the receipt, but I still believe Starbucks should address this issue. After all, they sold the thermos as stainless steel, and rust is a serious concern that could lead to potential health risks. I trusted the quality of the product, and now I’m worried about my health. Regardless of the missing receipt, Starbucks should take responsibility for selling a defective product. I expect the company to reach out and offer a replacement or solution. This is a matter of customer safety, and I hope they resolve it promptly!
I purchased a Starbucks-branded thermos, expecting high quality from such a well-known company. However, the lid leaks, making it impossible to use properly. When I went to the store to request a replacement, the staff told me this model has a manufacturing defect and many customers have reported th...
like two or three months back, I got myself a Starbucks thermos, thinking it would be a solid and durable purchase. But, to my bummer, the lid of the thermos is now loose, making the stuff spill out even without any drops or big hit. What's even more concerning is that I found out other people are h...
I purchased a green-patterned steel thermos from a Starbucks store and used it for only two months before it started leaking from the bottom. When I went to the store to request a replacement, they refused because I didn’t have the receipt. I then contacted Starbucks customer support, hoping for a ...
I bought a thermos from the Starbucks Yalova branch, and to my disappointment, the paint began peeling off after only 5 days. When I contacted customer service, I was taken aback by their response. They simply brushed off my concern and attributed it to a mistake on my part. I had high expectations ...
I recently purchased a Starbucks-branded thermos, and while it performs well in terms of keeping beverages hot, I was extremely disappointed to see that the outer color faded after just one wash with hot water. I didn’t use any harsh cleaning methods—just hot water—and yet the thermos is already vis...
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