Guilty Plea in Million-Dollar Counterfeit Coupon Caper
A Phoenix woman pleads guilty to scamming Target out of up to $1.5 million, by using counterfeit coupons.
A Phoenix woman pleads guilty to scamming Target out of up to $1.5 million, by using counterfeit coupons.
A Winn-Dixie cashier in Florida is arrested for allegedly entering $23,000 in coupon codes and pocketing the cash.
A Vermont retailer is sentenced for fraud, for cashing in more than $500,000 in baby formula coupon checks without ever selling any formula.
A California man is sentenced for selling more than $1.3 million in fake Kohl’s coupons – but his sentence isn’t the worst part.
A New York mail carrier who was arrested for stealing and selling JCPenney coupons, is now suing the store and the police who arrested him.
A woman who had been banned from Walmart can’t resist coming back, to commit alleged coupon fraud.
A Phoenix judge rules that three coupon counterfeiters will have to pay up to $5 million each, to companies whose coupons they forged and sold.
Philadelphia police are looking for a man who threw hot coffee at a Dunkin’ Donuts cashier because she refused his expired coupon.
The maker of Jack Link’s beef jerky has withdrawn its legal case against a trio of coupon counterfeiters that it can’t track down.
From the demise of doubles, to coupon crime, to changes in couponing itself, here’s a look back at the 10 biggest coupon news stories of 2013.