Cashier Charged with Redeeming $23,000 in Nonexistent Coupons
A Winn-Dixie cashier in Florida is arrested for allegedly entering $23,000 in coupon codes and pocketing the cash.
Archive for March, 2014
Double Your Grocery Savings With “Two Ads, One Day”
At least two grocery chains are now overlapping their weekly sales circulars each Wednesday. Could this trend make its way to your store?
Store Brands or Coupons? The Better Bargain May Surprise You
A new pricing survey suggests that you can save more on store brand products, even after using coupons. But can you really?
Supermarket Cashier Sentenced for Coupon and Gift Card Scam
A former Giant cashier is sentenced for swindling nearly $10,000 from her store, with nonexistent coupons and gift cards.
Tide Confounds Couponers With “Trial Size” Ruling
Tide reverses an earlier ruling, saying that 10 ounce bottles are now considered “trial size” and cannot be purchased using coupons.
P&G Issues New Coupon Redemption Rules
Procter & Gamble revises its official coupon policy, making changes regarding missed coupons and printables.
Sunday Coupons – 3/16/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your March 16, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Sears Worker Sues, After He’s Fired for Giving Coupons to Customers
A 73-year-old Sears cashier sues the store, after he was fired for offering spare coupons to his customers.
“Free Napkins When You Buy Coffee”: The Most Ridiculous Coupon Ever?
A coffee shop in New York is being ridiculed, for its head-scratching coupon that it insists is entirely real.
So Here’s How the Kids are Couponing These Days
A new survey shows how the youngest couponers are saving – and how their preferences represent both couponing’s past, and future.
