Survey Claims Most Shoppers Want Healthier Checkouts – But Do They?
A new survey suggests that most shoppers want candy banned from grocery checkouts.
Archive for July, 2017
Angry Couponers Now Have the Right to Curse Out Cashiers
A court upholds a shopper’s right to verbally abuse a grocery store manager.
Your Favorite Coupon Blogs Aren’t So Into Couponing Anymore
Some prominent couponing websites are shifting their focus, and not talking about coupons very much anymore.
Sunday Coupons – 7/30/17
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, RedPlum and P&G in your July 30, 2017 Sunday newspaper.
Dancing, High-Fiving Cashiers Arrested For Coupon Fraud
Two Winn-Dixie cashiers are accused of using coupons to steal more than $20,000 from their store.
This Grocery War of Words – and Brands – Is Getting Ugly
Kroger and Lidl take shots at each other in a lawsuit over their similarly-named store brands.
Another Savings App Fades Away
The Snapstar savings app announces it is shutting down, less than a year after it launched.
Walgreens Wants You To Use Your Balance Rewards Points – Or Lose Them
Walgreens tightens its Balance Rewards policies, leaving many shoppers scrambling to use their points before they expire.
“Coupon Fairies” Lose $113,091 Lawsuit to Coupons.com Owner
Two “coupon fairies” are ordered to pay more than $100,000 for printing and selling unlimited numbers of Coupons.com printables.
Sunday Coupons – 7/23/17
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your July 23, 2017 Sunday newspaper.
