Coupon Use Hits New Historic Low
New figures show that fewer coupons were used last year than at any time since 1975.
Coupons In The News
Bride-to-Be Busted in Coupon and Return Fraud Case
Days ahead of her wedding, a Dick’s Sporting Goods cashier is accused of entering false coupons and discounts.
The Future of Couponing Is On Your Phone (And In Your Car)
A new report predicts we’ll be using a lot more mobile coupons in the year ahead.
Coupon Insert Thief Pays the Price
The case concludes against a Pennsylvania man accused of stealing coupon inserts and providing them to an online reseller.
Now You Can Save Money While Saving Trees
A grocery store tries to appeal to our environmentalism, to get shoppers to embrace digital coupons.
Accused Stolen Coupon Insert Sellers Are Set Free
Their alleged suppliers were convicted, but a South Carolina couple accused of selling stolen coupon inserts are exonerated.
Coupons.com Owner Sues the Original “IPFairy”
Another Instagram coupon seller is sued by Coupons.com, for printing and selling coupons by the thousands – and teaching others to as well.
Counterfeit Coupon Scam Goes Up in Smoke
A New York man is charged with using counterfeit coupons to get packs of cigarettes for just a dollar apiece.
Got Beef? Ibotta Succeeds Where Coupons Can’t
The beef industry is so pleased with the response to its Ibotta offers, it plans to offer even more.
Study Says Couponing is Bad For You – And For Everyone
A new study warns that couponing and deal-seeking actually cause prices to rise, and bargainers to pay more.
