Retailers Say They Want to Offer More Deals – But Can’t
A new report finds a disconnect between what shoppers want, and what retailers think they want.
Coupons In The News
Lawsuit Claims Coke Rewards Program Is No Longer Rewarding
A disgruntled Coke customer sues the company over its unrewarding rewards program.
Coupons Can Turn One-Star Restaurant Reviews Into Five
A study shows one-star reviewers can become five-star customers, with the help of coupons.
17-Year Sentence For Leader of Another Drug Coupon Fraud Scheme
The leader of a fraudulent drug coupon scheme is sentenced to more than 17 years in prison for defrauding drug manufacturers out of $9 million.
Shoppers Want to Save – They Just Don’t Want to Clip Coupons
Most shoppers want to save money, but few are using coupons to do so.
This Store Is Bucking the Trend With More Coupons And Deals
The Kirkland’s home decor retailer plans to offer deeper discounts and more coupons to attract customers.
Man Sentenced In $7.2 Million Drug Coupon Fraud Scheme
A New York man is sentenced for organizing a multimillion-dollar prescription drug coupon scam.
Coupons Are On The Menu For Memorial Day
Shoppers are looking for coupons and savings this holiday weekend.
Coupon Users To Be Refunded $260,000
Thousands of consumers will be refunded for paying more than their coupons claimed they would.
Study Suggests Extreme Couponing May Never Come Back
A new study finds shoppers have become less price sensitive, are using fewer coupons and willingly paying more at the grocery store.
