Code Hunters Leave Destroyed Cereal Boxes in Their Wake
Shoppers are reporting torn-up cereal boxes, left behind by people stealing codes imprinted inside.
Coupons In The News
Coins Could Become the New Coupons
A tech company proposes new high-tech digital coins that could replace coupons and gift cards.
Printable Coupons Fall Further Out of Favor
As more couponers move to mobile devices from desktops, printable coupon usage keeps declining.
It’s 2021 – Time to Get Serious About Saving
A majority of Americans say they plan to be more careful with money and look for more deals in the new year.
The Legacy of “Extreme Couponing” – Ten Years Later
A decade since the debut of Extreme Couponing, what kind of lasting impact did it have on couponing?
The Year In Coupons: The Top Stories of 2020
New types of coupons, trouble for the old types, and the pandemic that changed everything – these were the top Coupons in the News stories of 2020.
Four Arrested In Suspected $200,000+ Counterfeit Coupon Ring
Four California residents are accused of obtaining and selling stolen property, as part of a major counterfeit coupon ring.
Remembering Martin Sloane, “The Supermarket Shopper”
Remembering Martin Sloane, the newspaper columnist who covered coupons and grocery shopping for decades.
Hard Labor For Coupon Fraud: Former Walgreens Employee Sentenced
A former Walgreens employee is sentenced for her role in a counterfeit Catalina coupon scheme.
A New Way to Use Coupons in the Drive-Thru
Fast-food restaurants are adopting technology that would let you apply coupons automatically in the drive thru.
