Man Loses Lawsuit Over Bait-and-Switch Coupon
A New York man signs up for a vitamin coupon, doesn’t get one – so he sues. And then he loses. Twice.
Coupons In The News
Sensodyne & Tums Maker Slammed Over New Coupon Language
New coupons that forbid federal health care recipients or senior citizens from using them, create a firestorm among angry consumers.
Ibotta Introduces “Magic Coupons”
The Ibotta rebate app announces the expansion of its “Any Brand” program, which offers cash back on any brand of several grocery staples.
Digital Coupons Make Another Comeback
Several digital coupon holdouts launch new load-to-card coupon programs, and many more may follow.
Upstart Printable Coupon Site Takes on the Big Shots
Half a year after launching, the new SaveInStore printable coupon site now has nearly as many coupons available as most of its main competitors.
Coupon Thief Swipes Sunday Papers From Walgreens
Police in Michigan are on the lookout for someone who stole 100 Sunday newspapers from right outside a local Walgreens.
Mailman Charged With Stealing Kroger Coupons
An Ohio letter carrier is charged with swiping grocery coupons and gift cards from his customers’ mail.
Digital Coupons Are Back From the Dead
Another set of stores that did away with digital coupons late last year, are now bringing them back, in “new and improved” form.
Four Arrested in Theft and Sale of Newspaper Coupon Inserts
Four South Carolina residents are charged with stealing coupon inserts from a local newspaper, and selling them online.
Study: Couponers are Brands’ Most Important Customers
A new survey of coupon users reveals how and why they clip coupons, and concludes that couponers are brands’ “most important consumers”.
