Company Gives Up Fight Against Coupon Counterfeiters
The maker of Jack Link’s beef jerky has withdrawn its legal case against a trio of coupon counterfeiters that it can’t track down.
Coupons In The News
Supermarkets Install Sensors That Could Help You Save (Or Spend More)
An app developer has partnered with 150 grocery stores to install special in-store sensors that could offer you discounts.
Coupon Network Goes Out With a Whimper
Today is the last day to print from Coupon Network, before the printable coupon site officially closes.
Store Owner Sentenced in Light Bulb Coupon Scam
A New York hardware store owner is sentenced for fraudulently filling out more than $20,000 in light bulb rebate coupons.
Coupons in the News: The Top Stories of 2013
From the demise of doubles, to coupon crime, to changes in couponing itself, here’s a look back at the 10 biggest coupon news stories of 2013.
2014 Sunday Coupon Preview
Get a sneak preview of all of the scheduled coupon inserts from RedPlum and SmartSource you can expect to see in 2014.
Worst Coupon Scam Ever Preys on Child Cancer Patient
A Pennsylvania woman is charged with selling coupon books to help a four-year-old cancer patient – then pocketing the cash.
SmartSource Owner Fights Back Against Coupon Competitor’s Lawsuit
The SmartSource vs. RedPlum battle continues, as the parent company of one coupon provider fires back at the other’s lawsuit.
RedPlum Parent Company Sells for $1.84B – So What’s in it for You?
Valassis is being acquired by a deep-pocketed new owner – so will that mean better coupons for us?
Woman Accused of Counterfeiting Coupons to Support Heroin Habit
A Phoenix woman is charged with using more than $1 million worth of counterfeit coupons at Target to support her drug habit.
