Banana Republic Accidentally Offers Coupon For $50 of Free Stuff
Banana Republic runs into trouble after offering – and rescinding – a coupon offer for $50 off a $50 purchase.
Archive for January, 2018
Study Suggests Coupon Fraud is Good For Business
A new study says retailers may be better off tolerating fraudsters than fighting them.
The Great Grocery Riot of 2018: Why These Frugal Shoppers Went Nuts For Nutella
Frenzied French shoppers get into fights in order to buy discounted Nutella.
Here’s What Happens When a “Hot Coupon Mama” Gets Political
A couponer-turned-politician finds herself the target of a coupon-tinged political attack.
Counterfeit Baby Formula Couponers Strike Again
Two men are arrested at a Florida Walmart for using more than 100 counterfeit coupons for baby formula.
Sunday Coupons – 1/28/18
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, RedPlum and P&G in your January 28, 2018 Sunday newspaper.
Coupons, Loyalty and Rebates: It’s a Generational Thing
Different generations shop and save differently – but eventually, they may turn out to be more similar than you’d expect.
Instagram Coupon Seller Convicted for Selling Stolen Inserts
A coupon seller whose police officer husband stole inserts for her, is convicted and sentenced.
Government Shutdown Forces Military Grocery Stores to Close
Hundreds of grocery stores on U.S. military bases will begin closing down, as a result of the government shutdown.
Report: Lidl Boss Calls U.S. Launch a “Catastrophe”
A new report offers a scathing assessment of Lidl’s performance and future in the U.S.
