Shoppers Want Coupons To Be Easier – And Universal
Grocery shoppers peer into the future to predict what types of savings they’d like in the years to come.
Coupons In The News
Kroger Coupon Confrontation Ends In Cashier’s Arrest
A checkout confrontation over coupons ends with the arrest of a cashier.
Coupon Abuse, Return Fraud Is Costing Retailers Billions
Online retailers say abuse of promo codes, returns and other policies is costing them billions of dollars a year.
BJ’s Cashier Ordered To Repay Thousands In Coupon Fraud Case
A cashier in Florida involved in a coupon fraud scheme is ordered to repay her share of more than $63,000 to BJ’s.
This Store Discovered Coupons Really Do Work
The home furnishings retailer Kirkland’s sends out more coupons to help attract more shoppers.
Legal Dispute Divides Two Coupon Heavyweights
Inmar sues Quotient, claiming the coupon company is improperly using its patented coupon processing systems.
The New Coupons.com Says Printable Coupons Are Alive And Well
Now under new ownership, Coupons.com promises printable coupons and more for some time to come.
This Store Doesn’t Want Your Fake Coupons Anymore
“If the register does not accept a coupon, the store will NOT override it,” reads ShopRite’s updated coupon policy.
Couponing Is Too Complicated For Parents Who Are Paying Too Much
Parents are finding it harder to save money on their groceries, according to a new report.
Two Women Indicted In $26,000 Counterfeit Coupon Case
Two Massachusetts women are charged with running an “organized counterfeit coupon operation.”
