Shoppers “Less Inclined to Clip Coupons” During Coronavirus
A new survey finds shoppers are clipping fewer coupons – but the explanation as to why, is a little murky.
Coupons In The News
You’re Offering Me a Deal? How Dare You!
Some shoppers could be insulted by discounts and spend less as a result, according to a new study.
Printable Coupons Will Soon “Go the Way Of the Dinosaur And the Dodo Bird”
The largest printable coupon provider predicts the imminent demise of the format.
When Is A Digital Coupon Not A Digital Coupon? When It’s A Gift Card
New Walmart offers are redeemed like digital coupons, but they really aren’t.
Couponing During the Coronavirus: It’s Bad, But Could Have Been Worse
The number of available coupons suffers a sharp decline, in a tumultuous year.
Staples Manager Accused of Coupon Fraud Fights Back
A former Staples manager fired for coupon fraud sues her former employer.
Banned From Kroger and Walgreens: Coupon Fraudsters Learn Their Fate
Four women are sentenced and banned from shopping at stores they victimized with counterfeit coupons.
Sprouts Says Coupon Clippers Can Shop Somewhere Else
Sprouts insults “those coupon clippers” who it says are not particularly welcome in its stores.
Companies Aim to Put Coupon Counterfeiters Out of Business
A new system to catch counterfeit coupons could help pave the way for even more coupon innovations.
Catalina Sues Quotient in Checkout Coupon Battle
Two checkout coupon providers are now embroiled in an unfair competition lawsuit.
