“Banned for Life” Walmart Ad-Matcher Convicted
A man whose “banned from Walmart for ad matching” story made headlines last year, has been found guilty of criminal charges in the case.
A man whose “banned from Walmart for ad matching” story made headlines last year, has been found guilty of criminal charges in the case.
A former Giant cashier is sentenced for swindling nearly $10,000 from her store, with nonexistent coupons and gift cards.
A Florida senior citizen is charged with attacking the man in front of him, for having too many items in the self-checkout express lane.
A New York hardware store owner is sentenced for fraudulently filling out more than $20,000 in light bulb rebate coupons.
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.
A Pennsylvania woman is charged with selling coupon books to help a four-year-old cancer patient – then pocketing the cash.
Arizona authorities slam a local TV station, for its report about the man “banned for life for ad matching” at Walmart.
An Arizona man says he’s been banned from Walmart for ad matching – but Walmart has a much different story to tell.
There’s apparently a new problem with supermarket self-scanners – theft, of the scanners themselves.
Acquiring a stockpile for the purpose of reselling it at a profit is always a controversial subject among couponers. Some say it’s an unseemly way to take advantage of the system, while others say the products are theirs to do with as they please, especially if they obtain everything honestly through savvy couponing. It’s when stockpiles are obtained less than[Read More…]