Partners In Coupon Crime Are Now Partners In Paying It Off
A BJ’s customer is sentenced for his role in a $63,000 coupon scam.
Coupons In The News
An Early Pause To The Sunday Coupon Insert Schedule
The coupon insert providers are pausing publication early this year, taking a mid-January break at the same time.
“Digital Discrimination” Coupon Bill Fails To Become Law
A bill requiring in-store alternatives to digital coupons fails to become law, but others are still pending.
Man Charged In Million-Dollar Grocery Rewards Theft
After thousands of grocery customers had their loyalty accounts drained, a Michigan man is arrested for theft.
Fetch Introduces Games For Points, Pleasing Some And Irking Others
The Fetch rewards app introduces a new gaming feature that has proven to be polarizing for users.
Big Discounts, But Big Regrets – The Holiday Shopping Hangover Is Here
Holiday spending and online discounts hit record levels this past year – but many of us are regretting our spending.
Once-Stodgy Coupon Company Zooms Into The Future
The new owners of the Entertainment coupon company have big high-tech plans for the business.
Sunday Coupons 2023: A (Declining) Year In Review
A tally of all the Sunday coupons offered in 2023, shows a steep decline from the year before.
Here’s How Couponing Will Change in 2024
A look at several changes affecting couponers that are in the works for 2024.
The Year In Coupons: The Top Stories of 2023
Coupons are getting better, coupon policies arguably are not, and the digital divide can no longer be ignored – these are the top coupon stories of 2023.
