Shoppers Use Digital Coupons Nearly Twice As Often As Paper Coupons
Shoppers say they’re twice as likely to use digital coupons than they are paper coupons.
Coupons In The News
Personalized Deals Or “Surveillance Pricing”? Regulators Demand Answers
Federal regulators want to know whether retailers are using your data to charge you more money.
“Coupon Chaos” As Glitchers Reduce Their Totals To Nearly Nothing
British shoppers take advantage of a glitch that allowed them to scan a coupon endlessly for huge discounts.
Leave The Kids, Take The Coupons – How To Save When Back-To-School Shopping
Parents resort to unusual methods to save money on back-to-school supplies.
Convenience Store Couponers Want Deals On Drinks, Not Corn Dogs
Convenience store shoppers like coupons – but some more than others.
This City Is Turning A Soda Tax Into Healthy Coupons
One community uses proceeds from a soda tax to fund free coupons for healthier options.
Counterfeit Coupon User Sentenced, And Charged Again
A convicted coupon counterfeiter learns his fate – and now faces more charges.
Online Shoppers Say Coupons Are More Important Than Ever
Online shoppers are using more coupons, and plan to keep doing so for as long as they can find them.
Counterfeit Couponer Sentenced, As Alleged Accomplice Awaits Her Fate
A counterfeit coupon user is sentenced, while the fate of the alleged mastermind of the scheme is still pending.
Inflation Is Turning Online Shoppers Into Coupon Fraudsters
Rising prices are prompting more online shoppers to abuse retailers’ coupon policies.
