Target’s 50% Off Toy Deal Kind of Backfires
Target generates more complaints than praise, for its Cartwheel deal offering 50% off toys that many stores don’t seem to have in stock.
Coupons In The News
Kellogg’s Family Rewards Cuts Back, and Blames Couponers
Kellogg’s Family Rewards scales back on the coupons that it offers, and points the finger at couponers as the reason for the change.
Cash-Back Apps Get a Healthy Twist
Want to take advantage of grocery rebate apps, but want healthier options? There’s an app for that – in fact, now there are several.
No Coupons, No Sales: Deal-Seekers Diss Kraft
Shoppers react to higher prices, and the company’s pledge to cut back on coupons and deals, by buying fewer Kraft products.
Acquisition Gives Printable Coupon Site Hopster a “Boost”
Hopster has a new owner, that promises to use its connections to build upon the printable coupon site’s success.
Why We’re Not Using “Sunday Coupon Preview” (And You May Reconsider, Too)
Questionable methods and hidden motivations help explain why a coupon preview site is no longer cited here as a regular source of information.
Shopper Sues Store for Offering Too Many Coupons
A Coach shopper argues that the store gives out so many coupons, that the discount ends up becoming meaningless.
Coupons.com Wins $240 Million Lawsuit Over Little Yellow Dots
A three-year legal dispute over a little-noticed coupon security feature finally ends, in Coupons.com’s favor.
Newspaper Puts a Bounty on Coupon Resellers
A newspaper offers a reward for information about who is obtaining and selling large quantities of Sunday coupon inserts.
Your P&G Coupon Insert is About to Get Thinner
Fewer P&G products means fewer P&G coupons – so as the company slims its portfolio, its coupon inserts are likely to get slimmer too.
