“Coupons in the News”… In the News

“Schnucks complains about Walmart’s pricing ads”
February 14, 2013

“The blog Coupons in the News reported this week that Schnucks had filed complaints about the ads both with Walmart and the Illinois Attorney General’s Office.”
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“Schnucks fights back against Walmart price ads”
February 14, 2013

“St. Louis-based Schnucks is taking on Wal-Mart… according to a complaint filed with the Illinois attorney general, which was obtained and first reported by the blog Coupons in the News.”
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“Wal-Mart Is Trying to Bury Dominick’s and Jewel”
September 17, 2012

“‘Using actual individual receipts is a unique spin on price-comparison ads,’ says… Coupons in the News. ‘This is a very gutsy move by Wal-Mart, considering it runs the risk of showing some customers that they might actually have spent more at Walmart.’”
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Walmart Tests Grocery Receipt Comparison Tool
August 27, 2012

“An unidentified Walmart spokesperson told CouponsInTheNews.com that the receipt comparison tool is ‘very, very, very much a test’ right now.”
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A New Walmart Tool Lets You Compare Prices To Just About Everywhere Else
August 27, 2012

“The launch is ‘very, very, very much a test’ at the moment, a spokesperson told Coupons In The News, and coincides with a long-running TV ad campaign that features customers comparing prices from competing stores to Walmart.”
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Walmart invites shoppers to send competitor receipts
August 23, 2012

“…the campaign from Pick ’n Save, owned by Milwaukee-based Roundy’s Inc., is one of the more notable responses to Walmart’s campaign across the country, according to the website Coupons in the News.”