New Personalized Coupons May Get a Little Too Personal
A new couponing system could recognize you when you enter a store, in order to provide you with truly personalized deals.
Coupons In The News
Legal Challenge to Kohl’s Cash Falls Short
Kohl’s wins a lawsuit that challenged the way it applies Kohl’s Cash before percent-off coupons.
Walmart Will Pay Couponers Up to $45 Million
The claim period begins, for overcharged couponers eligible for their share of up to $45 million from Walmart.
When Is a Coupon Not a Coupon? That’s the $8.7 Million Question.
A federal court issues a key ruling about when a “discount” is actually a “coupon”.
Jury to Decide If Hobby Lobby’s Coupons and Pricing Are Deceptive and Misleading
A judge lets stand a challenge to Hobby Lobby’s confusing and controversial pricing and couponing practices.
Now You Can Get Coupons By Scanning Your Chicken
A fresh chicken brand introduces a new “virtual assistant” that will provide coupons and information directly to your phone.
Costco Is Free to Overcharge Couponers If It Feels Like It
A federal judge throws out a lawsuit claiming Costco owed “tens of millions of dollars” to overcharged customers.
Fake Coupons and Lollipops: How Couponers Allegedly Defrauded Walgreens of $29,000
Two customers and two Walgreens supervisors are charged with using lollipops as part of a scam to get free gift cards.
Coupon Shoppers Want to Be Clean. And Smell Good. And Then Have Breakfast.
New figures reveal exactly what types of coupons are most popular, and what shoppers are saving the most on.
Grocery Employees Convicted of Laminating, Using and Reusing Customers’ Coupons
Eight grocery employees are convicted of taking customers’ coupons and using them to reduce their own grocery bills.
