Sears Couponer Targeted In Racist Rant
A couponer finds herself the focus of a racist rant at a New Jersey Sears store.
Coupons In The News
CVS Coupon Fraudsters Convicted, But Claim to be “Victims”
Two Ohio women are convicted and sentenced for using hundreds of counterfeit coupons at CVS.
New Program Brings Coupons and Samples to Your Workplace
A new marketing effort delivers samples and coupons to captive audiences of office workers.
Fake Tide Coupons Get Albertsons Employees Arrested
Two couponing sisters-in-law are charged with using more than $20,000 in fake Tide coupons.
Judge Sides With Shoppers in Sales Tax Dispute
A judge sides with a shopper in a tax dispute that could ultimately affect all couponers and deal-seekers.
Turn Your Old Batteries Into New Coupons
New recycling kiosks will give you coupons in exchange for your worn-out batteries.
Retailers Claim Victory In Digital Coupon Dispute
Coupon providers win a challenge that could have endangered their digital coupon programs.
“Humiliated” Couponer’s Lawsuit Against Walgreens is Tossed
A couponer who said Walgreens humiliated her by refusing her coupons, has her lawsuit dismissed.
Ibotta Gets a Makeover That Could Make You More Money
Ibotta gets a new look, with new features aimed at helping you save more.
Grocery Apps Are Good, But Coupons and Sales Are Better
Despite having higher-tech ways to save, shoppers are still turning to grocery ads and coupons.
