Family Dollar Begins Price Matching
Family Dollar is introducing a new “Ad Match Promise”, pledging to honor sale prices in competitors’ printed circulars.
Archive for September, 2014
Is Facebook Really Shutting Down Coupon Groups?
Rumors are rampant that Facebook is deleting pages and groups devoted to coupons – but how much of that is true?
How Could They Possibly Think This Coupon Wouldn’t Cause Problems?
A fast-food restaurant quickly regrets, and then starts refusing, its own terribly-worded coupon, angering coupon-carrying customers.
Survey Cites Our Obsessive Search for Savings
How often do you go online looking for coupons? A new survey says many of us are a little obsessive about searching for savings.
Sunday Coupons – 9/28/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, RedPlum and P&G in your September 28, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Soda Makers Pledge More Coupons (Hope You Like Diet!)
As part of a plan to reduce obesity, soft drink companies plan to use coupons and other methods to encourage us to buy healthier drinks.
Kroger Cashier Sentenced for Using Counterfeit Coupons in Her Own Store
A former cashier is sentenced to pay Kroger $5,000 after scamming her store by using counterfeit coupons.
Pier 1: We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Coupons!
Pier 1 Imports announces a new strategy of fewer coupons and more regular prices. Is that a recipe for a JCPenney-style disaster?
New Supermarket Ads May Show Up Where You Least Expect Them
Blinking and blaring its promotional message, the humble grocery checkout divider has become the new frontier in supermarket advertising.
Sunday Coupons – 9/21/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource in your September 21, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
