Retailers Claim Victory In Digital Coupon Dispute
Coupon providers win a challenge that could have endangered their digital coupon programs.
Coupons In The News
“Humiliated” Couponer’s Lawsuit Against Walgreens is Tossed
A couponer who said Walgreens humiliated her by refusing her coupons, has her lawsuit dismissed.
Ibotta Gets a Makeover That Could Make You More Money
Ibotta gets a new look, with new features aimed at helping you save more.
Grocery Apps Are Good, But Coupons and Sales Are Better
Despite having higher-tech ways to save, shoppers are still turning to grocery ads and coupons.
Most Shoppers Prefer Using Digital Coupons
A surprising new survey says 80% of shoppers prefer digital coupons to paper ones.
Department Store Will Eliminate Coupons and Sales
The new owners of a Midwestern department store chain plan to eliminate coupons and sales in favor of everyday low prices.
Coupons Aren’t Everything: Some Shoppers Willing to Do Without
A new survey reveals why some shoppers are willing to spend more and ditch the coupons.
Shoppers Sue Cash-Back Site After $5.4 Million Purchase
Two Florida men demand more than half a million dollars in cash back from ShopAtHome.com.
Restaurant CEO Hates Coupons
The head of a restaurant group says he doesn’t believe in coupons and won’t offer them anymore.
Free-Speech Fight Over Coupons is Settled
A newspaper settles a dispute with a community that was fed up with receiving unwanted ads and coupons.
