Starbucks Deal: Free Tall Hazelnut Or Caramel Macchiato

free Starbucks hazelnut macchiato coupon
UPDATE: Coupons.com is now copping to a mixup between them and Starbucks on this promotion.  Here's the response I got from their Facebook team when I asked for clarification:
Hi Jennifer, We apologize for any inconvenience you may have experienced when trying to redeem the coupon. We contacted Starbucks customer service twice to clarify the promotion rules. The comment we made above on 03/14/2013 was the latest information we received at the time from Starbucks. We reached out to them again today and were informed that the promotion rules were updated on 03/15/2013. For this promotion, coupons printed from third party sites are invalid and we have taken the coupon off of our site. We thank you for your understanding and will work closely with retailers to have the most up to date information on promotions. -Kim
It sounds like the 50% off drinks coupon is still valid for My Starbucks Rewards members, though.

Woot woot -- there's a hot new Starbucks coupon available on Coupons.com today good for a free tall Hazelnut or Caramel Macchiato -- no purchase necessary!

This coupon is good anytime between now and March 31, 2013 in participating U.S. and Canada Starbucks stores.  Limit one per person per transaction.

Here's what you need to do to snag your free Starbucks:
Go to Coupons.com and click on the section at the top of the page that says Coupon Codes.  

You'll see a bunch of new store coupons, including Kohl's coupons, Lowe's coupons, and the free Starbucks coupon.

Print what you like and go snag your free drink!

And don't forget that you can also score a free $5 Starbucks gift card through end of business on March 14.

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Comments

  1. On the site now and it's gone ... unless I am missing a step??

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  2. People were printing multiple copies of the free drink coupon and taking advantage of the situation. Individually, they seem to be harmless, but if thousands of people print off just five copies each... that can be a huge blow to a company.

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