Shopper Threatens Lawsuit After Store Refuses Her Amazing Coupon
A grocery shopper with a “75% off” coupon tries to buy 15 shopping carts full of food, and threatens to sue when the store says no.
Coupons In The News
Catalina Buys Cellfire: What Does it Mean for You?
The end of printed Catalina coupons? That, and better coupon offers overall, are among Catalina’s plans in acquiring the Cellfire digital coupon network.
Does Kroger Really Have a New Coupon Policy?
Details of “coupon policy changes” at Kroger circulate online – but what kind of changes are they, really?
Bait-and-Switch Brands Urged to Offer More Printable Coupons
A new study calls out companies that claim to offer printable coupons on their websites, but don’t actually have any.
Wall Street is Kind of Clueless About Coupons
Impressionable investors are shocked to learn that printable coupons are popular, so they suddenly start buying stock in Coupons.com.
“Party School” Offers Coupons to Students Who Party Too Hard
College coupons for 10% off alcohol and drug-related offenses raise eyebrows, at a school with a reputation for partying too hard.
Busted TLC Reality Star Ordered to Pay Target $14,786
“Gypsy Sisters” star Joann Wells pleads guilty and is sentenced for a scam involving coupons at a North Carolina Target.
Kroger Still Won’t Double Your Coupons, But They’ll Pay Their CEO $12.7 Million
While Kroger defends eliminating “expensive” double coupons, the former CEO admits that his own eight-figure salary was “ludicrous”.
Soon, Peelies May Show Up Where You Least Expect Them
Watch for a new source of coupons, as a product labeling company plans to start putting peelies on grocery bags.
Celebrity Gossip With a Side of Coupons
Star Magazine experiments with adding coupons to its weekly assortment of celebrity gossip, in an apparent bid to boost newsstand sales.
