Need Coupons? Ask Your Fridge (Or Maybe Your Toaster)
Sears describes plans for a high-tech refrigerator that can search for coupons, scour sales circulars and make a grocery list for you.
Coupons In The News
Two Defunct Coupon Sites Settle Long-Standing Dispute
Catalina, the owner of the former Coupon Network printable coupon site, settles a lawsuit that accused it of being a copycat.
Ibotta Assures Users It Was Not Hacked
Hundreds of Ibotta users have had their accounts emptied, but the rebate app assures them it has not been hacked.
Two More Settlements, As $250 Million Coupon Fraud Case Moves Closer to Trial
Two more defendants settle with prosecutors, while two others have their bid for dismissal denied, in a massive coupon fraud case about to go to trial.
The Ashley Madison Hack: Couponers Are Cheaters, Too
Among the 37 million email addresses in the hacked Ashley Madison data, many of them belong to couponers and coupon providers alike.
Kmart Pays $1.4 Million For Offering Illegal Coupons and Discounts
Kmart pays a penalty to settle claims that it was illegally accepting coupons and offering discounts to federal health care beneficiaries.
Digital Coupon Drama: Supermarket Sues Its Coupon Provider
After it’s sued for allegedly violating patents with its digital coupons, Hy-Vee turns around and sues its coupon provider for not coming to its aid.
“Void in Puerto Rico” – Why One Region is Being Singled Out on Coupons
Some coupons are beginning to state that they’re not valid in Puerto Rico – and couponers there want to know why.
Coupons Could Crown a Winner in the Mobile Wallet Wars
A retailer-owned mobile wallet platform announces the integration of digital coupons, allowing shoppers to pay and save seamlessly.
Where Are All the Food Coupons? They’ve Gone Digital
While there are fewer coupons for food these days, a new study says digital coupons for food are actually on the rise.
