From Historic Low, Coupon Use Falls Even Further
So far this year, there have been fewer coupons available, and fewer of us are using them.
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Man Gets Nothing After Suing Entire Coupon Industry For $1.3 Billion
A judge tosses a lawsuit that could have forced the coupon industry to fork over more than a billion dollars to one man.
Coupon Use Hits 40-Year Low
Companies aren’t offering what couponers want, as the coupon redemption rate reaches a historic low point.
The Ashley Madison Hack: Couponers Are Cheaters, Too
Among the 37 million email addresses in the hacked Ashley Madison data, many of them belong to couponers and coupon providers alike.
Digital Coupon Drama: Supermarket Sues Its Coupon Provider
After it’s sued for allegedly violating patents with its digital coupons, Hy-Vee turns around and sues its coupon provider for not coming to its aid.
Coupons Could Crown a Winner in the Mobile Wallet Wars
A retailer-owned mobile wallet platform announces the integration of digital coupons, allowing shoppers to pay and save seamlessly.
Coupons Are No Good, But the Deals Might Be Better Than You Think
A new report says we’re saving less with coupons, but might be saving more overall, thanks to other types of deals.
Man Sues Entire Coupon Industry for $1.3 Billion
Dozens of coupon issuers and clearinghouses are named in a lawsuit that accuses them of unfair competition.
Coupons Are Getting Better – So Why Aren’t We Using Them?
Even though coupon distribution and values are up, a new study shows a sharp decline in the number of coupons redeemed so far this year.
Study Confirms That Coupons Actually Do Work!
Coupons may not always be high-value and for products you want, but a new study confirms one thing – they still serve a very important purpose.
