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.
Coupons In The News
Another Retailer Bridges The Digital Divide With In-Store Alternative
The Stop & Shop grocery chain tests in-store savings kiosks to assist shoppers who are digitally-disengaged.
Get Ready For “Record Discounts” This Holiday Season
Holiday shopping is starting earlier – and the discounts will be bigger than ever this year.
“Paper Coupons Will Be Obsolete 10 Years From Now,” Marketers Predict
Coupon providers predict that paper offers are rapidly on their way to extinction.
Grocery Shoppers Demand Online Coupons For Online Shopping
A shopper survey finds that digital coupons and deals are no longer optional when ordering groceries online.
Subway Stores Ordered To Accept Coupons – Or Else
Subway reportedly orders its franchisees to accept all mobile coupons, whether they want to or not.
A New Way to Save When Shopping on Your Phone
Rakuten introduces a way to automatically apply coupon codes when shopping on a retailer’s app.
Shoppers Want Coupons To Be Easier – And Universal
Grocery shoppers peer into the future to predict what types of savings they’d like in the years to come.
Kroger Coupon Confrontation Ends In Cashier’s Arrest
A checkout confrontation over coupons ends with the arrest of a cashier.
Coupon Abuse, Return Fraud Is Costing Retailers Billions
Online retailers say abuse of promo codes, returns and other policies is costing them billions of dollars a year.
