How to Make $6.5 Million By Photographing Your Coupons
A controversial coupon app gets a big payday, and inspires others to get into the coupon-photographing game.
Archive for January, 2015
Whole Foods Sued for Taxing Coupons
A Chicago shopper sues Whole Foods Market for improperly charging him $1.39 on a purchase that he made using a coupon.
Sunday Coupons – 2/1/15
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your February 1, 2015 Sunday newspaper.
Police Seek Sunday Newspaper Thief
Police in New Mexico release surveillance photos of a woman suspected of stealing Sunday newspapers for the coupons inside.
Bring on the Deals: Bad News for P&G’s Competitors Could Be Good News for You
From diapers to detergent to shampoo, the deals are getting better, as Procter & Gamble’s competitors try to respond to its recent sales and promotions.
Digital Coupon-Ditching Stores Start Bringing Them Back
Albertsons-owned stores start reintroducing digital coupons, raising related speculation that Safeway-owned stores might ditch their loyalty programs.
And Then There Was One? Staples Urged to Buy Office Depot
Another office supply store merger could be in the works, as investors urge Staples to buy out its last remaining rival.
Crafty Cashier Busted for Coupon Fraud
A Wisconsin grocery cashier is arrested for allegedly matching coupons to his customers’ purchases, and pocketing the cash for himself.
Coupons.com: Clip All of Our Coupons, And We’ll Sue You
Coupons.com files a lawsuit to stop a coupon app from automatically downloading all of its digital coupons to users’ grocery loyalty cards.
Dollar Tree-Family Dollar Merger Is a Done Deal: So What Does it Mean For You?
A multi-billion-dollar dollar store realignment, as Family Dollar approves Dollar Tree’s takeover bid, rejecting Dollar General’s rival offer.
