Police Seek Family Dollar Coupon Glitchers
Tennessee police are looking for a couple who knowingly used coupons on the wrong items in order to get them for free.
Coupons In The News
Would-Be Couponer Threatens to Kill Kohl’s Cashier
Police in Illinois are looking for a man who threatened to kill a Kohl’s cashier for not giving him a coupon.
Coupon Counterfeiters Cry Over Spilled Milk
A dairy company cancels a coupon offer for a free gallon of milk, after counterfeit versions flood the market.
Big Changes to Kellogg’s Family Rewards
Kellogg updates and modernizes its rewards program, eliminating the codes imprinted on packages in favor of receipt scanning and linking loyalty cards.
A Frustration-Free Coupon Printer Debuts
SmartSource makes printing coupons easier, with a patented new print solution that doesn’t require any downloads.
“I’m Going to Prison Over Coupons”: Is Counterfeiting Really That Wrong?
A major counterfeit coupon case generates surprising reactions, from some who consider it not that much of a big deal.
Man Charged With Creating, Selling More Than $1 Million in Counterfeit Coupons
A Louisiana man is charged with creating at least $1 million worth of counterfeit printable coupons and selling them online.
Turn Your Digital Coupons Into Printables! (But Why?)
A startup company plans to offer mobile coupons that you can save to your phone – and then print at an in-store kiosk.
Coupon Case Becomes a Free Speech Fight
Coupon code site RetailMeNot fights back against a lawsuit from Mary Kay, arguing that it has the right to share Mary Kay coupons and deals.
How Coupons Can Kill Brand Loyalty – And on Which Products
A new survey shows which product categories we’re most likely to switch brands, given the right coupons and promotions.
