Proposed Law Would Ban Paper Coupons And Receipts
A proposed state law would ban all paper receipts, and many paper coupons as well.
Coupons In The News
“Generationally-Tailored Coupons” Could Keep Us Spending This Year
The types of coupons we prefer, could have a lot to do with our age.
New Proposal Would Automatically Apply Coupons For SNAP Recipients
A proposed law would mandate that stores automatically apply all coupons to SNAP recipients’ purchases.
No Sunday Coupons – 2/18/24
There will be no coupons from SmartSource or Save in your February 18, 2024 Sunday newspaper.
Landmark Digital Coupon Bill Comes Back To Life
A first-of-its-kind digital coupon bill could once again become the first of its kind to be signed into law.
Judge Allows “Fake Prices And Fake Discounts” Case Against Michaels To Proceed
A Michaels shopper sues, saying its 20% coupons offer “fake discounts” off “fake prices.”
Coupon Criminal Claims Victims In $31 Million Case Suffered “No Substantial Financial Hardship”
A man convicted in a major counterfeit coupon case downplays his victims’ losses, in an attempt to secure a shorter sentence.
The Coupon Discrimination Debate That Divided Us Decades Ago
Today’s controversy over digital coupons has echoes of a similar coupon debate that happened decades ago.
New Laws Would Apply All Digital Coupons Automatically
Two states debate proposed laws that would require stores to grant you digital coupon discounts automatically.
Partners In Coupon Crime Are Now Partners In Paying It Off
A BJ’s customer is sentenced for his role in a $63,000 coupon scam.
