Paper Coupons Survive Another Attempt to Kill Them Off
An app that once aimed to kill off the paper coupon for good, is itself gone for good instead.
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Now P&G’s Printable Coupons Have An Even Stricter New Limit
P&G changes the limit on the use of its printable coupons to just one per household per day.
P&G Imposes Stricter New Coupon Rules
Procter & Gamble insert coupons now impose a “limit of 2 identical coupons per household per day”.
Banned From Walmart: Counterfeiting Coupon Mom Sentenced Again
A serial counterfeit couponer is ordered to perform community service – and stay out of Walmart forever.
Another Store Drops Double Coupons For Good
Publix announces the official end of double coupons in the rest of its stores that still offer them.
You May Soon Be Able to Use Paper Coupons Online
SmartSource and Amazon allow you to scan Sunday insert coupons, and use them to shop online.
Blind Couponer Wins Landmark Lawsuit
A Winn-Dixie shopper wins a noteworthy lawsuit that says blind couponers deserve equal treatment under the law.
Coupon Dispute Leads to Gunplay, Car Chase and Arrest
A Subway customer is charged with pulling a gun during a dispute involving a coupon.
What Does Dad Want for Father’s Day? Coupons!
In honor of Father’s Day, a new survey finds that men get into couponing when they become fathers.
The Death of Coupons? Store CEO Says It’s “Just Not Happening”
The boss of Michaels craft stores says eliminating coupons is never going to happen.
