Extreme Shopper’s Controversial Tactic Nets $2,000 in Free Chicken
A Florida woman takes advantage of Publix’s price guarantee to score hundreds of chickens for free – but some aren’t happy about her methods.
Archive for April, 2014
Sorry, General Mills Says You Can’t Sue If You Use Their Coupons
General Mills outrages couponers with a quiet update to its legal policy, saying you can’t sue them if you download their coupons.
Enough Already! Why Some Savvy Shoppers Actually Want Fewer Coupons
A new study finds that many couponers are overwhelmed, and want high-tech help to sort through all of the offers available out there.
A Government Ban on BOGOs? Believe It!
Some opponents of food waste are proposing a novel and controversial solution – ban supermarkets’ buy-one-get-one-free deals.
One Breast Pump + Lots of Puffy Balls = $24,000 Target Coupon Scam
A Target cashier in Ohio is sentenced for her role in an elaborate scam, that saw her overriding nearly $24,000 in fraudulent coupons.
Target Is In Trouble – So You Win!
Target is offering what it calls “eye-popping irresistible deals” to win back customers turned off by last year’s data breach.
Why We’re Throwing Away Nearly $3 Billion in Printable Coupons
Well, that’s a waste of paper! A new report shows just how many coupons we print at home, but never even use.
Coupon Network is Long Gone, But Its Legal Troubles Linger
A federal appeals court reinstates a lawsuit involving the now-defunct Coupon Network printable coupon site.
Sunday Coupons – 4/13/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your April 13, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Accused Walmart Coupon Counterfeiter Makes One Big Mistake
A Tennessee woman faces criminal charges, after allegedly failing to cover her tracks while using stacks of counterfeit coupons at Walmart.
