These Three Grocery Traditions Are Becoming A Thing Of The Past
From competitor coupon policies, to weekly ad start dates, to self-checkouts – several grocery chains are switching things up.
Coupons In The News
As Paper Coupons Recede, More Coupon Insert Sellers Retire
Coupon clipping sites are closing down, as their supplies slowly dwindle.
Bath & Body Works Would Like You To Buy More At Full Price
Bath & Body Works customers are upset about the retailer’s plans to reduce its reliance on promotions.
Kohl’s Shopper Convicted In $200,000 Kohl’s Cash Fraud
A Missouri man is found guilty of using Kohl’s Cash to scam the store out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
“Overwhelmed By Digital”: Paper Coupons May Be Poised For A Comeback
More shoppers and brands are rediscovering the benefits of paper coupons over digital offers.
Frustrated Shoppers Want Far More Coupons Than They’re Getting
Coupon distribution and redemption are both down so far this year, but the full story is more complicated.
WANTED: Have You Seen These Walmart Coupon Fraud Suspects?
Police are looking for two men accused of using counterfeit coupons to scam Walmart out of $12,000.
Honey Coupon Finder Fights Back Against “Scam Of The Century” Lawsuit
Honey fights back, in its first formal response to allegations that its coupon browser extension is a “scam.”
Second-Largest U.S. City Could Be Next To Ban Digital-Only Deals
Another city seeks to require paper versions of all digital grocery discounts.
Couponers Admit Guilt For Buying $1.2 Million In Counterfeit Coupons
All of the top customers of a notorious coupon counterfeiter have now pleaded guilty to fraud.
