Earn Aeroplan points at Starbucks
Mar 8, 21, 7:48 am
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Earn Aeroplan points at Starbucks
https://www.aircanada.com/ca/en/aco/...starbucks.html
Starting today, members can link their Aeroplan account to a Starbucks Rewards account and double-dip by earning both Aeroplan points and Starbucks Stars at participating Starbucks locations throughout Canada. Linking takes less than a minute and can be done at aircanada.com/starbucks.
Don’t have a Starbucks Rewards account? Don’t worry. You will be able to create one when linking, and as a welcome bonus you’ll earn 400 Aeroplan points after your first purchase1.
Starting today, members can link their Aeroplan account to a Starbucks Rewards account and double-dip by earning both Aeroplan points and Starbucks Stars at participating Starbucks locations throughout Canada. Linking takes less than a minute and can be done at aircanada.com/starbucks.
Don’t have a Starbucks Rewards account? Don’t worry. You will be able to create one when linking, and as a welcome bonus you’ll earn 400 Aeroplan points after your first purchase1.
Mar 8, 21, 9:25 am
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Originally Posted by mikeycanuk
Nothing for those who already have an account?
Given Starbucks will have closed 300 locations across Canada, earning won't be quite as easy as it was.
Mar 8, 21, 10:10 am
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Originally Posted by tcook052
Given Starbucks will have closed 300 locations across Canada, earning won't be quite as easy as it was.
Mar 8, 21, 10:19 am
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I am such a heavy starbucks spender, this is very good news 
and this year I am only flying US airlines so no AC flying points
and this year I am only flying US airlines so no AC flying points
Mar 8, 21, 10:30 am
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well I got happy too early, my starbucks account is hybrid USA/Canada (I use it frequently on both sides), but seems my login is USA only so I can't link accounts damnit
Mar 8, 21, 1:17 pm
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Originally Posted by tcook052
Given Starbucks will have closed 300 locations across Canada, earning won't be quite as easy as it was.
Mar 8, 21, 6:07 pm
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$20/day?? We were spending $50/week many years ago and bought a super auto espresso machine that paid for itself within 5yrs. Only use SB when we are out on the road. Which is about zero atm.
Mar 8, 21, 6:21 pm
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Interesting.
I probably step inside a Starbucks every three years, so personally I couldn't care less, but I have to give AC credit for adding a major "everyday retail partner".
150 AE miles for every $75CAD reload also is a pretty decent deal.
I probably step inside a Starbucks every three years, so personally I couldn't care less, but I have to give AC credit for adding a major "everyday retail partner".
150 AE miles for every $75CAD reload also is a pretty decent deal.
Mar 8, 21, 9:13 pm
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I always used to hit SB on the way to work, but work out of house is now about a tenth of what it was, so not so much.
OLD MAN divergence: My morning brew - Grande Dark with a shot of espresso with my own cup discount came to $3.41 for quite a few years. If paying cash, does anyone know the significance of that number?
Hint: it no longer works.
OLD MAN divergence: My morning brew - Grande Dark with a shot of espresso with my own cup discount came to $3.41 for quite a few years. If paying cash, does anyone know the significance of that number?
Hint: it no longer works.
Mar 8, 21, 11:07 pm
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I recognize there's a bit of a fine line, but let's please try to keep this thread fairly focused on the Aeroplan-Starbucks partnership and continue the in-depth discussions of our Starbucks habits in the lounge thread. (@mikeycanuk and @FlY2XS, I've replied to your posts there)
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Mar 9, 21, 11:34 am
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