Why We’re Throwing Away Nearly $3 Billion in Printable Coupons
Well, that’s a waste of paper! A new report shows just how many coupons we print at home, but never even use.
Coupons In The News
Coupon Network is Long Gone, But Its Legal Troubles Linger
A federal appeals court reinstates a lawsuit involving the now-defunct Coupon Network printable coupon site.
Accused Walmart Coupon Counterfeiter Makes One Big Mistake
A Tennessee woman faces criminal charges, after allegedly failing to cover her tracks while using stacks of counterfeit coupons at Walmart.
Toys “R” Us Promises to Make Coupons, Sales Less Convoluted
If you’ve ever been perplexed at a Toys “R” Us coupon, you’re not alone. Now the store wants to change that perception, before it’s too late.
Another Kroger Division Does Away With Double Coupons
Kroger’s Columbus Division announces the end of double coupons, leaving only a few regions that still double at all.
Cops Say Woman Used Kids to Sell Counterfeit Coupon Books
A Phoenix woman is arrested after allegedly trying to sell a counterfeit coupon book for charity – to the charity’s director.
Guilty Plea in Million-Dollar Counterfeit Coupon Caper
A Phoenix woman pleads guilty to scamming Target out of up to $1.5 million, by using counterfeit coupons.
“Excessive Couponing” Costs 7-Eleven Owners Their Store
A California couple accused of having an “overly aggressive couponing” campaign is fighting to get their 7-Eleven store back.
Cashier Charged with Redeeming $23,000 in Nonexistent Coupons
A Winn-Dixie cashier in Florida is arrested for allegedly entering $23,000 in coupon codes and pocketing the cash.
Store Brands or Coupons? The Better Bargain May Surprise You
A new pricing survey suggests that you can save more on store brand products, even after using coupons. But can you really?
