Walmart’s New Rebate Program: A Gimmick or a Game-Changer?
In a new twist on price matching, Walmart’s new “Savings Catcher” matches competitors’ prices automatically.
Archive for March, 2014
Sunday Coupons – 3/30/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and P&G in your March 30, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Another Kroger Division Does Away With Double Coupons
Kroger’s Columbus Division announces the end of double coupons, leaving only a few regions that still double at all.
Cops Say Woman Used Kids to Sell Counterfeit Coupon Books
A Phoenix woman is arrested after allegedly trying to sell a counterfeit coupon book for charity – to the charity’s director.
These are the 13 Worst Supermarkets in America
According to a new survey from Consumer Reports that ranks 55 of the country’s top supermarket chains, these 13 are at the very bottom of the list.
Check Your Receipts, or You Too Could Pay $750 for a Loaf of Bread
A grocery shopper gets a shock when he sees how much he paid for bread – and how close he came to not having the receipt to prove it.
Guilty Plea in Million-Dollar Counterfeit Coupon Caper
A Phoenix woman pleads guilty to scamming Target out of up to $1.5 million, by using counterfeit coupons.
“Excessive Couponing” Costs 7-Eleven Owners Their Store
A California couple accused of having an “overly aggressive couponing” campaign is fighting to get their 7-Eleven store back.
Does Your Supermarket Have Too Much Stuff (or Not Enough)?
Two retailers are getting rid of thousands of products, in an effort to simplify shopping. But is less choice really better?
Sunday Coupons – 3/23/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your March 23, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
