12 Charged in Multimillion-Dollar Target Coupon Fraud Case
A dozen people are charged in connection with a major crime spree at Target stores across the country.
Coupons In The News
Retailers Should Raise Prices For the Rich, So the Rest of Us Can Save
A retail analyst says stores should raise prices for some, in order to afford lower prices for others.
Seller Sued For Offering “Illegal Coupons”
An Illinois car dealership is accused of illegally offering coupons and “fake checks” to would-be buyers.
BJ’s Accepts Paper Coupons Again, And All Is Well With the World
Five months after suspending to use of paper coupons in stores, BJ’s reverses its decision.
More Coupons And Sales Are Set to Return – Maybe
Some brands say they plan a return to more coupons and promotions – while others aren’t so sure.
No Samples? No Coupons? Now They’ve All Moved Online
With in-person sampling and couponing no longer possible, one brand is taking a unique virtual approach.
Paper Coupons Are Alive and Well, Survey Finds
A new survey finds that paper coupons are popular and increasingly necessary.
Coins For Coupons: Shortage Creates Savings Opportunities
A Chick-fil-A restaurant offers coupon cards for free food, as a thank you to anyone who brings them rolls of coins.
Sorry, But Paper Coupons Will Disappear in 2022
A coupon industry leader predicts that paper coupons will go extinct within 18 months.
Woman Receives the Worst Coupon in the World
An Australian grocery store offers, apparently accidentally, the worst coupon ever.
