Professional Printer Charged in $33 Million Counterfeit Coupon Case
A Virginia couple is charged with running a multimillion-dollar counterfeit coupon selling scheme.
Coupons In The News
Don’t Go Looking For Grocery Deals – Now the Deals Will Find You
Several providers are offering digital weekly sales circulars that provide you with just the deals you’re looking for.
Catching Counterfeit Coupons: Now There’s An App For That
A new industry app will be able to immediately identify counterfeit coupons with a simple scan.
“Deal-Prone” Shoppers Spend More, Save Less – And Regret It
A shopper survey finds that those who seek out a lot of deals are more likely to end up regretting it.
Blind Couponer Loses Landmark Appeal
A federal appeals court says a grocery chain does not have to make its digital coupon website accessible to the visually impaired.
Never Mind Safety and Speed – Shoppers Want Savings Again
A new survey finds we’re grocery shopping more often now, and looking for deals.
Entertainment Finally Retires Printed Coupon Books
The publisher of the annual Entertainment coupon books announces the end of printed books in favor of digital offers.
Never Get Stuck in Line Behind an Extreme Couponer Again
A new system would ensure you never get stuck in a slow-moving grocery checkout line again.
Shoppers Who Most Need Coupons Aren’t Using Them
SNAP recipients don’t use coupons or shop for deals as often as higher-income shoppers – but there are other ways they look to save.
Two Charged in $8 Million Drug Coupon Scam
Two Florida men are accused of fraudulently submitting prescription drug coupons that were never used by customers.
