No Coupons at Walmart? The Cost of Online Convenience
Walmart expands its free online grocery pickup service, but there’s a catch – coupons and ad match requests are not accepted.
Archive for September, 2015
RetailMeNot and Mary Kay Settle Coupon Code Fight
RetailMeNot posts new disclaimers on its site, after settling a lawsuit that challenged its right to share coupons and deals for one unhappy retailer.
Haggen Collapse Is Complete: Struggling Grocer Closes 100 More Stores
The complete list of Haggen stores that will stay open, and close, after the company ends its ill-fated expansion and retreats to the Pacific Northwest.
Grocery Shopping: A Chore, or Something More?
A recent survey reveals how many of us like, and hate, grocery shopping – and how much we end up spending.
Soon, Your Radio May Beam Coupons to Your Phone
A cell phone carrier seeks a patent, for a system that could transmit coupons from your radio to your phone.
Sunday Coupons – 9/27/15
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, RedPlum and P&G in your September 27, 2015 Sunday newspaper.
Couponers’ “Emotionally Neglected Husbands” Speak Out
A new group for “Emotionally Neglected Husbands of Couponing Wives” takes Facebook by storm.
Turn Your Loose Change Into Personalized Coupons
Coinstar unveils plans to offer digital grocery coupons that you can receive by exchanging your coins for cash.
Judge Agrees to Coupon Fraud Trial Delay
With a “warehouse full of coupons” as evidence, a $250 million coupon fraud trial due to begin next month, will be delayed until early next year.
Glitchers Prompt Company to Cancel All of Its Coupons
The maker of Hydroxycut invalidates all of its coupons, after fraudsters take advantage of them to score massive amounts of overage.
