This Store’s Grocery Prices Are So Low, They’re Illegal
A Wisconsin store is being investigated, after a competitor complains that its grocery sale prices are too low.
Archive for August, 2015
All Remaining A&P Stores Are For Sale: The Complete List
A&P officially puts its remaining 153 stores on the market, after announcing the closure of 25 stores and the sale of 118 others. Here’s the complete list.
Catalina Coupons Make You Spend More
A study from Catalina claims that users of its checkout coupons end up spending even more than non-coupon users.
Struggling Haggen to Close 27 Stores: The Complete List
Haggen announces the closure of 27 stores, just six months after acquiring them from Safeway and Albertsons, to largely negative customer reviews.
ALDI Settles Lawsuit Over Lookalike Toilet Paper
ALDI and Georgia-Pacific settle a lawsuit that claimed ALDI’s store-brand toilet paper looked deceptively similar to Angel Soft.
Study Says Buying in Bulk is Better Than Couponing
A Consumer Reports study examines four types of grocery shoppers – and concludes that bulk shoppers save more than couponers.
Sunday Coupons – 8/16/15
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource in your August 16, 2015 Sunday newspaper.
No App? No Problem! Coupons.com Makes Mobile Coupons Easier to Print
Coupons.com tests out a new printing solution, that will allow users to print directly from mobile devices without having to download an app.
Walmart to Refund $5 Million to Shortchanged Shoppers
You may be eligible for a piece of a $5 million settlement, between Walmart and two shortchanged customers.
Target Expected to Launch Digital Coupons
Coupons.com says Target will soon launch digital paperless coupons, alongside its printable offers.
