Man Charged With Creating, Selling More Than $1 Million in Counterfeit Coupons
A Louisiana man is charged with creating at least $1 million worth of counterfeit printable coupons and selling them online.
Archive for May, 2015
Get Walmart’s Prices Without Having to Shop at Walmart
Walmart accidentally debuts its flat-fee, unlimited-shipping service earlier than planned – and online grocery shoppers are already eager to try it out.
Sunday Coupons – 5/31/15
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, RedPlum and P&G in your May 31, 2015 Sunday newspaper.
Turn Your Digital Coupons Into Printables! (But Why?)
A startup company plans to offer mobile coupons that you can save to your phone – and then print at an in-store kiosk.
Coupon Case Becomes a Free Speech Fight
Coupon code site RetailMeNot fights back against a lawsuit from Mary Kay, arguing that it has the right to share Mary Kay coupons and deals.
A Target With No Checkouts? It Could Be Coming Soon
Target is implementing new high-tech price tags to help prevent out-of-stocks, and potentially allow you to check out without visiting a cash register.
How Coupons Can Kill Brand Loyalty – And on Which Products
A new survey shows which product categories we’re most likely to switch brands, given the right coupons and promotions.
No Sunday Coupons – 5/24/15
Sadly, there will be no coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your May 24, 2015 Sunday newspaper.
Man Loses Lawsuit Over Bait-and-Switch Coupon
A New York man signs up for a vitamin coupon, doesn’t get one – so he sues. And then he loses. Twice.
Sensodyne & Tums Maker Slammed Over New Coupon Language
New coupons that forbid federal health care recipients or senior citizens from using them, create a firestorm among angry consumers.
