Coupon Criminal Claims Victims In $31 Million Case Suffered “No Substantial Financial Hardship”
A man convicted in a major counterfeit coupon case downplays his victims’ losses, in an attempt to secure a shorter sentence.
Coupons In The News
The Coupon Discrimination Debate That Divided Us Decades Ago
Today’s controversy over digital coupons has echoes of a similar coupon debate that happened decades ago.
New Laws Would Apply All Digital Coupons Automatically
Two states debate proposed laws that would require stores to grant you digital coupon discounts automatically.
Partners In Coupon Crime Are Now Partners In Paying It Off
A BJ’s customer is sentenced for his role in a $63,000 coupon scam.
An Early Pause To The Sunday Coupon Insert Schedule
The coupon insert providers are pausing publication early this year, taking a mid-January break at the same time.
“Digital Discrimination” Coupon Bill Fails To Become Law
A bill requiring in-store alternatives to digital coupons fails to become law, but others are still pending.
Man Charged In Million-Dollar Grocery Rewards Theft
After thousands of grocery customers had their loyalty accounts drained, a Michigan man is arrested for theft.
Fetch Introduces Games For Points, Pleasing Some And Irking Others
The Fetch rewards app introduces a new gaming feature that has proven to be polarizing for users.
Big Discounts, But Big Regrets – The Holiday Shopping Hangover Is Here
Holiday spending and online discounts hit record levels this past year – but many of us are regretting our spending.
Once-Stodgy Coupon Company Zooms Into The Future
The new owners of the Entertainment coupon company have big high-tech plans for the business.
