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.
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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.
Woman Sues Grocery Store That Refused Her Coupon
A slain NYPD officer’s mother says a store insulted her, and her son, by refusing a coupon given to her in his memory.
SnipSnap Fights Back, Calls Coupon Lawsuit “Fatally Flawed”
The SnipSnap coupon app issues a sharp response, to a lawsuit filed by the publishers of KidStuff coupon books.
RedPlum v. SmartSource: One Parent Company Sues the Other for $2.24 Billion
A long-running dispute between coupon publishers Valassis and News America Marketing erupts into legal action, yet agan.
Coupon Book vs. Coupon App Battle Could Become a Fight to the Death
A legal battle over coupons intensifies, as the KidStuff coupon book suggests either SnipSnap goes – or KidStuff does.
The Real Reason Coupon Network is Closing? Pick One.
CouponNetwork.com is shutting down, effective in December. But is it doing so voluntarily, or under duress?
