Online Retailer Sues Sites Offering “Unauthorized Coupons”
Temu sues 20 websites it accuses of tricking shoppers with similar names and “unauthorized coupons.”
Coupons In The News
Congress Seeks Solutions To Couponing’s “Digital Divide”
Members of Congress ask the FTC to investigate disparities in access to digital coupons.
Save Money And Give Back: Charitable Couponing Makes A Comeback
A new coupon code extension aims to help save you money and help charities as well.
Accused Coupon Counterfeiters Deny Guilt In $27,000 Scheme
Two Massachusetts women plead not guilty to charges they ran a counterfeit coupon scheme.
Coupons For Free Beer? Ask And You Shall Receive!
A convenience store chain responds to a customer’s request for a free beer coupon – with a free beer coupon.
Walmart Cracks Down On Coupons: No More Overage Or Overrides
Walmart implements stricter new limits in its updated coupon policy.
How Coupons Can Captivate Curious Consumers
Coupons and deals are key in encouraging curious shoppers to try new products.
Accused Taco Bell Coupon Bandit Captured
A Tennessee man is arrested with “stacks of free taco coupons” – and a soap dispenser in his pants.
No Coupons For Healthy Food? There Are Now.
Bayer and Dollar General distribute 100,000 coupons for fresh produce to help encourage healthy habits.
New Federal Law Could Put The Squeeze On Coupon Sellers. Or Not.
A federal law aimed at preventing the sale of stolen or counterfeit goods, could be read as applying to the sale of coupons.
