Coupon Lawsuit Over $0.38 Is Getting Very Expensive
A Pennsylvania couple loses another effort to get back the 38 cents they say they were overcharged while using coupons at BJ’s.
Coupons In The News
Stores Plan More Coupons, Less Impressive Sales
Grocery stores say they’re committed to coupons and sales – but not necessarily the way you’re accustomed to them.
Canadians Are Jealous of Your Coupons
Coupons may not be as good as they once were, but Americans still have it much better than many believe.
‘Tis the Season For Charitable Couponing
Two coupon providers are giving you the chance to help others this holiday season, just by using their coupons.
Cash-Back Apps: A Bright Future, Or a Troubling Trend?
Consumers say they love them, but the growing popularity of cash-back rebate apps is making some leery.
Smart Street Lights Can Beam Coupons to Your Car
New technology would deliver coupons and deals directly to your car, via signals sent from overhead street lights.
Glitchers in Mourning: Crest Whitestrips Coupons Now Only Work on Crest Whitestrips
P&G changes its Crest Whitestrips coupons to help foil “glitchers” who’ve long used them on the wrong products.
“Extreme Couponing” Returns to TV
“Extreme Couponing” is back, with a new special set to air later this week.
Is Bed Bath & Beyond Really Killing Off Its Coupons?
The truth behind the rampant rumors that Bed Bath & Beyond plans to cut back or eliminate its popular 20% off coupons.
Why Everyone Is Amazed That People Still Use Paper Coupons
A survey pointing out the popularity of paper coupons probably shouldn’t have shocked and amazed the media, or the survey takers themselves.
