Counterfeit Catalina Coupon Creator Sentenced In $10 Million Case
A California woman is sentenced for selling 100,000 counterfeit coupons worth nearly $10 million.
Coupons In The News
Dig Through That Junk Drawer! Time To Turn Those Ketchup Packets Into Coupons
Hellmann’s offers to turn your unwanted ketchup packages into coupons for something you might actually use.
“Digital Deal” Proposal Fuels Digital Coupon Backlash
Critics of digital coupons are emboldened by new legislative efforts to restrict digital-only deals.
“Pure” Coupons Can Be Yours, For A Price
A coupon browser extension introduces a new version free from affiliate partnerships – but not free for users.
Now You Can Earn Coupons By Playing Games On Your Phone
A convenience store chain introduces mobile games that can be played for real-world coupons.
These New Grocery Discounts Are Designed To Be A SNAP
A new partnership will provide cash back grocery offers to SNAP recipients.
Landmark “Digital Deal” Legislation Will Not Regulate Digital Coupons
A clarification to a first-in-the-nation “digital deal” ordinance would significantly narrow its scope.
City Passes First-In-The-Nation Ban On Digital-Only Grocery Discounts
San Diego passes a landmark measure requiring grocery stores to offer paper alternatives to digital-only discounts.
“That’s Not How It Works”: Coupon Code Finder Fights Back Against Influencers’ Lawsuit
Capital One defends its coupon browser extension against influencers who claim it’s stealing from them.
No Coupon? No Commission. Google Cracks Down On Coupon Browser Extensions
A Google policy change could force coupon code finders to acquiesce to the demands of dozens of online influencers.
