Sorry, General Mills Says You Can’t Sue If You Use Their Coupons
General Mills outrages couponers with a quiet update to its legal policy, saying you can’t sue them if you download their coupons.
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Coupon Network is Long Gone, But Its Legal Troubles Linger
A federal appeals court reinstates a lawsuit involving the now-defunct Coupon Network printable coupon site.
“Excessive Couponing” Costs 7-Eleven Owners Their Store
A California couple accused of having an “overly aggressive couponing” campaign is fighting to get their 7-Eleven store back.
Sears Worker Sues, After He’s Fired for Giving Coupons to Customers
A 73-year-old Sears cashier sues the store, after he was fired for offering spare coupons to his customers.
Cutthroat Coupon Code Competition Leads to Lawsuit
CouponCabin files a federal lawsuit to keep other coupon code sites from stealing its unique offers.
Fired Cashier Offers Cautionary Tale About Catalina Coupons
A Meijer cashier is fired for taking customers’ unwanted Catalina coupons – and she’s far from the only one.
Man Sues Supermarket for Cheating Him Out of Ice Cream (and Loses)
An Arizona man sues his Fry’s grocery store, claiming the store’s ads promise more ice cream than its actual cartons deliver.
Let the Lawsuits Begin: Target’s 10% Discount Was Nice, But Not Enough
As shoppers debate whether Target’s 10% weekend discount was a suitable apology, others take their case to court.
SmartSource Owner Fights Back Against Coupon Competitor’s Lawsuit
The SmartSource vs. RedPlum battle continues, as the parent company of one coupon provider fires back at the other’s lawsuit.
Remember, Coupon Network Goes Kaput Today
Catalina is shutting down its CouponNetwork.com printable coupon site, effective today, December 11th.
