Why You Should Throw Away Your Coupons This Thanksgiving
A new private label pricing survey says you can save more this Thanksgiving, by not using coupons at all.
Archive for November, 2014
When a Coupon Good on “Any” Product, Really Isn’t
Can you use a coupon for “any” Lipton product, on iced tea bottles? Starbucks coupons on canned Doubleshots? The answer is kind of complicated.
Sunday Coupons – 11/16/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your November 16, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Top Secret Memo Slams Walmart’s Fresh Food
A leaked internal memo criticizes Walmart’s fresh food departments, and urges managers to step up their game.
What’s in a Name? Price Chopper Gets a $300 Million Makeover
Welcome, “Market 32” – the Price Chopper supermarket chain rebrands itself with a new name and a new concept.
New Self-Checkout is Good for Couponers, Bad for Scammers
A newly-designed self-checkout machine introduces a new way you can scan your coupons yourself – while thwarting coupon abusers.
Target’s 50% Off Toy Deal Kind of Backfires
Target generates more complaints than praise, for its Cartwheel deal offering 50% off toys that many stores don’t seem to have in stock.
ALDI’s Expansion Plans Puncture an Inflatable Pig
ALDI buys out the Bottom Dollar Foods discount chain, as part of its effort to expand all across the U.S.
Kellogg’s Family Rewards Cuts Back, and Blames Couponers
Kellogg’s Family Rewards scales back on the coupons that it offers, and points the finger at couponers as the reason for the change.
Sunday Coupons – 11/9/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your November 9, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
