Another “Coupon Enthusiast” Pleads Guilty To Fraud
Another of a convicted coupon counterfeiters’ top customers pleads guilty to causing $465,571 in losses.
Coupons In The News
Landmark Digital Deal Ordinance Revised Again, For Better Or Worse
San Diego makes further revisions to its “digital-only deal” ordinance, clarifying which discounts are actually regulated.
Fetch Lets You Turn Even More Receipts Into Rewards
Fetch introduces new rewards categories that will help you earn for fueling up, eating out – even watching TV.
“Digital Deal” Ordinance Is Gutted, Providing “Zero Benefits For Shoppers”
San Diego seeks to revise and potentially strip out most consumer protections from a historic grocery pricing ordinance.
Notorious Coupon Counterfeiter’s Customer Pleads Guilty To Fraud
One of the top customers of a convicted coupon counterfeiter pleads guilty to causing $616,000 in losses.
Stores Dump Discount Grocery App To “Make It Easier For Customers To Save”
Two major grocery chains end their partnership with an otherwise-growing discount app.
The SmartSource Coupon Insert Is Officially Retired
SmartSource’s latest edition was the last, as its publisher discontinues the coupon insert for good.
Charmin Contest Loser’s Class Action Claims Are Flushed
A lawsuit over a flawed Charmin contest ends in disappointment for those hoping to claim their prize.
Kroger Now Provides Paper Versions Of Digital Coupons
Kroger introduces “scan sheets” that will allow shoppers without digital access to get all advertised digital deals.
Date Night On A Discount: Saving Money Is Now “Sexy”
Several new surveys find that using coupons to save money on dates is no longer a no-no.
