Shoppers Like Low Prices More Than Coupons
A new survey finds stores with everyday low prices are more popular with shoppers than clipping coupons.
Coupons In The News
Restaurant-Goers Say No Deals Are A Deal-Breaker
As dining out becomes more expensive, more diners are demanding deals.
Why Some Coupon Sites Are Vanishing From The Web
Some websites are removing their coupon pages, to avoid being penalized by Google.
“Coupons Are Cool Again”: Coupon Use Rises For The First Time In Years
After years of declines, coupon redemption rises as shoppers are increasingly interested in savings.
My Coke Rewards Lawsuit Settled, Disappointed Users Get Nothing
A disappointed Coke customer’s lawsuit comes to a disappointing end for those upset about the company’s old rewards program.
Convicted Coupon Criminal Ordered To Serve Out His Sentence
A coupon criminal is ordered to serve out his seven-year sentence for assisting in a multimillion-dollar counterfeit scheme.
Amazon Says “Smart Carts” Are More Compatible With Coupons
Amazon favors smart shopping carts over “Just Walk Out” technology, in part because shoppers say it’s easier to use coupons with the cart.
Can Automatic Earnings Save Box Tops For Education?
The Box Tops For Education program introduces the ability to earn without scanning receipts.
One In Five Shoppers Toss Paper Coupons Directly Into The Trash
A new survey finds that some people really, really dislike paper coupons.
Frustrated Couponers Name The Store Where They Have The Most Problems
Shoppers rate grocery stores based on convenience, prices – and whether they’ve had problems using coupons there.
