Coupon Fraud Scheme Could Cost One Man $185 Million
A convicted coupon fraudster could be ordered to pay back $185 million to victimized manufacturers.
A convicted coupon fraudster could be ordered to pay back $185 million to victimized manufacturers.
New figures show that fewer coupons were used last year than at any time since 1975.
Days ahead of her wedding, a Dick’s Sporting Goods cashier is accused of entering false coupons and discounts.
A new report predicts we’ll be using a lot more mobile coupons in the year ahead.
The case concludes against a Pennsylvania man accused of stealing coupon inserts and providing them to an online reseller.
A grocery store tries to appeal to our environmentalism, to get shoppers to embrace digital coupons.
Their alleged suppliers were convicted, but a South Carolina couple accused of selling stolen coupon inserts are exonerated.
Another Instagram coupon seller is sued by Coupons.com, for printing and selling coupons by the thousands – and teaching others to as well.
A New York man is charged with using counterfeit coupons to get packs of cigarettes for just a dollar apiece.
The beef industry is so pleased with the response to its Ibotta offers, it plans to offer even more.