Coupon-Stealing Cop Convicted of Swiping Inserts
A Rhode Island police officer is convicted and sentenced for stealing bundles of coupon inserts from a newspaper distribution facility.
Coupons In The News
Shopper Sues Over “Free” Antiperspirant That Actually Wasn’t
A shopper sues the maker of Right Guard, after his “try me free” rebate check bounced.
CVS Scammers Sentenced For $10,000 Counterfeit Coupon Spree
Two Ohio women are convicted for a second time, for using hundreds of counterfeit coupons at CVS.
Kohl’s Accused of “Massive Fraud”, In Kohl’s Cash Lawsuit
A lawsuit claims that Kohl’s is cheating customers out of the full value of their Kohl’s Cash.
Coupons in the News Turns 5 – And How Times Have Changed!
In honor of Coupons in the News’ fifth anniversary, a look at everything about couponing that has changed since then.
Paper Coupons Survive Another Attempt to Kill Them Off
An app that once aimed to kill off the paper coupon for good, is itself gone for good instead.
Now P&G’s Printable Coupons Have An Even Stricter New Limit
P&G changes the limit on the use of its printable coupons to just one per household per day.
P&G Imposes Stricter New Coupon Rules
Procter & Gamble insert coupons now impose a “limit of 2 identical coupons per household per day”.
Banned From Walmart: Counterfeiting Coupon Mom Sentenced Again
A serial counterfeit couponer is ordered to perform community service – and stay out of Walmart forever.
Another Store Drops Double Coupons For Good
Publix announces the official end of double coupons in the rest of its stores that still offer them.
