Yet Another Kroger Division Discontinues Double Coupons
Kroger’s Michigan Division becomes the latest, and second-to-last, Kroger division to announce the end of double coupons.
Coupons In The News
Detergent Company Complains There Are Too Many Coupons
What’s good for consumers, is bad for business – the maker of Arm & Hammer laundry detergent says competitors are offering too many coupons and sales.
Accused Heroin User Kicks the Counterfeit Coupon Habit
A woman accused of using more than a million dollars in counterfeit coupons at Target, to support a heroin habit, is sentenced to prison time.
Harris Teeter Lowers Prices, Promises No Coupon Changes (Yet?)
Harris Teeter announces new lower prices throughout the store – but could changes to its generous coupon policy be the catch?
It’s Good to Be the Boss: Coupon-Misusing Manager Sentenced
A store manager is sentenced for fraud, for making her employees accept her invalid coupons.
General Mills Backtracks – Now You Can Use Coupons and Sue Them, Too
General Mills completely reverses its controversial new legal terms, which would have barred coupon users and newsletter subscribers from suing the company.
Sorry, General Mills Says You Can’t Sue If You Use Their Coupons
General Mills outrages couponers with a quiet update to its legal policy, saying you can’t sue them if you download their coupons.
Enough Already! Why Some Savvy Shoppers Actually Want Fewer Coupons
A new study finds that many couponers are overwhelmed, and want high-tech help to sort through all of the offers available out there.
One Breast Pump + Lots of Puffy Balls = $24,000 Target Coupon Scam
A Target cashier in Ohio is sentenced for her role in an elaborate scam, that saw her overriding nearly $24,000 in fraudulent coupons.
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.
