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This mandatory 60-day informal resolution period is a prerequisite to arbitration, delaying a user's ability to formally pursue a dispute and requiring affirmative good-faith engagement.
Before you can arbitrate a dispute, you must first participate in a 60-day good-faith negotiation period that begins upon Starbucks's receipt of a completed notice.
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"For a period of 60 days from receipt of a completed notice (which can be extended by agreement of the parties), you and we agree to negotiate in good faith in an effort to informally resolve the Dispute.— Excerpt from Starbucks's Starbucks Terms of Use
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This mandatory 60-day informal resolution period is a prerequisite to arbitration, delaying a user's ability to formally pursue a dispute and requiring affirmative good-faith engagement.
Before you can arbitrate a dispute, you must first participate in a 60-day good-faith negotiation period that begins upon Starbucks's receipt of a completed notice.
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