Couponer Wins 38-Cent Lawsuit Against BJ’s, Again
A Pennsylvania court upholds a 38-cent judgment in favor of a couponer who was overcharged at BJ’s.
Coupons In The News
Sprouts Pays the Price For Spurning Couponers
Sprouts Farmers Market struggles to attract shoppers with its new strategy of de-emphasizing promotions and coupons.
Couponing Struggles to Bounce Back From a Difficult Year
The number of available coupons continues to decline so far this year, though not quite as sharply as last year.
Need Some Wipes? Not Everyone Is Cutting Back on Coupons And Deals
Clorox bucks the trend and plans to offer more promotions while other brands are cutting back.
A New Way to Get High-Value Products – And a Coupon, Too
A new invention will allow you to unlock retail cases and take advantage of coupons with no assistance required.
A New Twist In the Digital vs. Paper Coupons Debate: It Doesn’t Matter
A new survey finds that shoppers will go where the deals are – no matter whether they’re in digital or paper form.
Coupon Company Acquisition Could Ease The Way to Newer, Better Offers
A printable coupon company comes under new ownership, which could help pave the way for new paperless offers.
Get Cash Back On Your Groceries – No Matter What You Buy
A gas savings app expands into groceries, offering percent-off discounts on anything you buy.
Walgreens Changes Its Coupon Policy
Walgreens formally introduces changes to its coupon policy, restricting the number and types of coupons that it will accept.
SmartSource Pulls the Plug on Printable Coupons
SmartSource’s new owner retires printable coupons, offering new digital savings instead.
