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\"U.S.-Health-Department-Says-Starbucks-Coffee-More-Addicting-Than-Crack\"<\/a><\/p>\n

LOS ANGELES, California \u2013<\/strong> Starbucks has been accused of ripping customers off by under-filling customers\u2019 cups, and a class action suit will press for damages. If successful anyone who purchased Starbucks between 2011-2016 will be able to claim free products or receive a cash refund of an undetermined amount. According to the suit, customers have been ripped off up to three ounces per cup, due to intentional underfill.<\/p>\n

Outraged customer Lillith Grace says she feels entitled to a cash reward. \u201cStarbucks sizes have a corresponding ounce equivalent. If you\u2019re not getting it, you\u2019re being ripped off. If you pay for something and don\u2019t get it, you should be compensated.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Other customers disagree with the suit. \u201cI\u2019ve experienced this problem and I solved it by taking the drink back to the barista and asking for more coffee to be added since the drink was almost half foam. It\u2019s sad that this constitutes a problem in America. I doubt people in other countries are worried about too much foam in their coffee drinks,\u201d says Chris Tibette.<\/p>\n

A former employee, Melody Joy says the cups are underfilled to prevent spillage. \u201cI worked for Starbucks and we left the room in the cups so the drinks are not so easily spilled. Starbucks would be sued if they filled them to the brim and people got burnt or ruined their clothes. Variables such as cream or foam require room to be left at the top to add them. Without that space it makes it impossible for the customer to handle their drink if it\u2019s too full. If your cup isn\u2019t full enough tell the barista at that time!\u201d<\/p>\n

Source Empire News<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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