Disloyal? Cherry Pickers? Report Says Coupon Users Are Actually Loyal Customers
A new report says coupon users are more loyal to brands and products than typically thought.
Coupons In The News
Is This the Beginning of the End of Walmart’s Savings Catcher?
Walmart discontinues its Savings Catcher price-match program in two states – a possible move toward eliminating it altogether.
Fast Food Coupon Cracks Burglary Case
A stolen coupon leads police to a suspected serial burglar accused of stealing a lot more.
High-Tech Coupons Will Tell You When to Use Them
A proposed new app would organize all of your coupons, analyze your calendar, and tell you the best time to shop.
Mambo Sprouts Moves On
The healthy savings site Mambo Sprouts plans to get out of the couponing business.
P&G Plans Higher Prices, Fewer Coupons
Procter & Gamble plans to raise prices on more products, while cutting back on coupons for some others.
“Penny-A-Page” Coupon Turns Readers Into Savers
A bookstore chain offers a coupon allowing shoppers to buy books for just a penny per page.
This Coupon Giveaway Was 31 Years in the Making
In a historic giveaway, a restaurant chain is handing out 200,000 free burgers – and free coupons for many more.
No Deal! Shoppers Say They Won’t Buy Without a Discount
A new study says shoppers now expect coupons and deals, and sellers that don’t offer them had better start.
“Deceptive” Coupons Cost Customers Ten Times More Than Advertised
A drug company agrees to refund customers and change the confusing wording on coupons that cost some users much more than expected.
