Police: Couponer Banned From Walmart Comes Back Anyway
A woman who had been banned from Walmart can’t resist coming back, to commit alleged coupon fraud.
Archive for January, 2014
Coming Soon: Coupons With No Bar Codes?
A tech company’s invention would eliminate traditional bar codes on products, and coupons too, making scanning much faster and easier.
Convicted Coupon Counterfeiters Ordered to Pay Up to $15 Million
A Phoenix judge rules that three coupon counterfeiters will have to pay up to $5 million each, to companies whose coupons they forged and sold.
Why We’re Couponing Less, But Saving More
New statistics on coupon use show that we’re redeeming fewer coupons, but saving more money anyway.
The Story Behind Checkout 51 – A New Way to Save
Curious about Checkout 51? Get the story behind the creation of the new savings app.
Sunday Coupons – 1/19/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource in your January 19, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Study Says Even Store Coupons Are Mostly for Processed Junk
A new study examines online store coupons, and finds that they’re not much better for you than most other coupons.
Don’t Buy Extra Items In The Express Lane, Or You Might Be Attacked
A Florida senior citizen is charged with attacking the man in front of him, for having too many items in the self-checkout express lane.
U.S. Military Grocery Stores Take the Offensive
The U.S. military’s Commissary grocery stores highlight their cost savings to customers, just as a debate heats up about their very future.
Coupons Are Worth More Than Ever – But There’s a Catch
2013 coupon statistics show that the volume and value of coupons is on the rise – but the news isn’t all good.
