Fake Starbucks Coffee vouchers

starbucks-vouchers.JPG Hot on the heels of the dubious iTunes vouchers, it seems that less-than-kosher Starbucks vouchers have now hit the streets of Shanghai. This warning was spotted on the wall of the Starbucks in Metro City, XuJiaHui.

And we thought the only fakes Starbucks had to worry about were the slew of copycats that appeared in the country when the Seattle coffee company first stepped in.

Our first thought: How convincing are these vouchers exactly?

Our second: Where does Starbucks do its terrible printing?

Previously on Shanghaiist:
Victory for truth and justice: Starbucks wins local court case
Can we just rename our city Starbucks?
Chinese-grown Starbucks coffee: The next big thing?

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