Coupons in the News: The Top Stories of 2016
From battling coupon criminals, to fraudsters fighting back… from policy changes, to coupons’ plummeting popularity – these were the top Coupons in the News stories of 2016.
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Use This Coupon Image, And Its Owner Will Sue You
An internet company claims ownership of, and threatens lawsuits over, a scissors-and-coupon image.
Staples Will Give Couponers $10 Each
Staples agrees to settle a lawsuit that claimed it was giving coupon users fewer Rewards than they deserved.
Staples Accused of Cheating Couponers Out of Rewards
A Staples shopper sues the store for short-changing him on rewards when he used coupons.
Former Coupon Executive Convicted of Fraud
A former coupon industry executive is convicted of various charges, in a long-running federal fraud case.
When Is a Coupon Not a Coupon? When It’s Actually an Ad
A California woman sues over an ad that she thought was a coupon.
Extreme Couponer and Target Drop Dueling Lawsuits
An extreme couponer who sued Target, and was sued in return, drops her case against the store.
“Coupon Fairy” Unmasked: Coupons.com Owner Figures Out Whom It Is Suing
The owner of Coupons.com discovers the identity of a “coupon fairy” it’s suing to stop her from selling printable coupons online.
Couponer Sues Walgreens For Refusing Her Questionable Coupons
An Oklahoma woman whose coupons were refused at Walgreens, sues the store for damages – and to get her coupons back.
Your StarKist Tuna Settlement Is on the Way: Don’t Spend It All in One Place!
If you submitted a claim for $25 in cash or $50 in tuna coupons, you’re about to receive a lot less than you had hoped.
