Coupon Values Are Great – But Everything Else About Them Kind of Stinks
New mid-year coupon statistics show that values are on the rise, but just about everything else about coupons is getting worse.
Archive for July, 2015
Former Coupon Executive Pleads Guilty in $250 Million Fraud Case
A high-ranking executive of a coupon processing company pleads guilty to his role in a coupon scheme that cost manufacturers a quarter-billion dollars.
A&P Stores to Be Sold & Closed: The Complete List
As part of bankruptcy proceedings, A&P announces the closure of 25 stores and the sale of 120 others – so far. Here’s the complete list.
Country’s Oldest Grocery Chain Goes Bankrupt
The once-storied A&P grocery chain files for bankruptcy, and plans for the pending sale of hundreds of stores to competitors.
Why There Are No Coupons This Weekend (But Just Wait Til Next Week!)
The coupon insert providers explain why there will be no coupons this midsummer Sunday – but be on the lookout for a whole bunch next weekend.
CVS Bewilders Shoppers With Expanded “No Sales” Week
Halfway through CVS’ experiment in not offering weekly sales in markets across the country, CVS shoppers are wondering if their area will be next.
Petco Admits Error to “Humiliated” Coupon Users
Petco says it plans to “make it right” for customers who were falsely accused of using counterfeit Purina coupons in its stores.
Target Coupons: New & Improved, Or “A Hot Mess”?
Target redesigns its printable coupon page, and gets mixed reviews from couponers who are finding it too difficult to pick out the store coupons.
Fake Grocery Coupon Offers Might Not Actually Be Complete Scams
Shoppers wonder whether Facebook posts promising free $100 coupons for ALDI, Publix and Kroger are real or scams.
Pair Accused of Using Fake $10 Coupons to Get $1,475 of Stuff For Free
Two New Jersey shoppers are accused of using fraudulent $10 coupons at self-checkout, over and over again, to get nearly everything for free.
