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"the User may opt out of receiving Email Communications by adjusting the User's profile settings in the User's Starbucks account via www.starbucks.com.Excerpt from Starbucks's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “the User may opt out of receiving Email Communications by adjusting the User's profile settings in the User's Starbucks account via www.starbucks.com.”
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