COUPON QUEEN
COUPON QUEEN: Readers rant: Are coupon values going down? 
Last week, I featured an email from a reader who felt there weren’t enough coupons for fresh meat and produce. He also had a comment on coupons’ values:
By By Jill Cataldo, Coupon Queen , December 14, 2012
COUPON QUEEN: Couponer asks, ‘Where’s the beef?’
Q: I’m tired of finding mostly coupons and discounts in the papers for women’s beauty products, toys for kids and junk food. What gives? In this economy, we need food coupons! Where are the meat and produce coupons?
By By Jill Cataldo, Coupon Queen , December 07, 2012
COUPON QUEEN: Readers ponder taxing coupon conundrum
Last week, I featured an assortment of emails from readers who shared some of their coupon frustrations. There’s more where that came from!
Claudia has a question on coupons and sales tax:
By By Jill Cataldo, Coupon Queen , November 23, 2012
COUPON QUEEN: Coupon complaints
My readers continue to share many coupon tips, stories and complaints via email. Here’s a sampling of what has landed in my inbox lately. First, Rick offers a strategy for dealing with coupons that a cashier incorrectly refuses to honor at the register:
By By Jill Cataldo, Coupon Queen , November 16, 2012
COUPON QUEEN: Easy does it: The e-coupon debate revisited
Recently, I shared an email from a reader who believes there is a conspiracy going on with electronic coupons. My reader feels that companies offering coupons online and via phone apps are deliberately excluding discounts from the people who need them the most. I offered some budget-friendly tips for ways to access coupons online, including visiting a public library and using a free computer terminal to load e-coupons to a store’s loyalty card or print coupons.
By By Jill Cataldo, Coupon Queen , November 02, 2012
COUPON QUEEN: Read the fine print, or else you could be committing fraud
Last week, I shared an email from a couponer anxious to determine if it was OK to photocopy coupons. It isn’t. Photocopying coupons violates the “Coupon may not be reproduced” clause in coupon redemption policies. It’s also the most common form of coupon fraud. The reader said she learned the photocopying “technique” from a coupon instructor, but she confessed that she wasn’t sure if, ethically, it was the right thing to do.
By By Jill Cataldo, Coupon Queen , October 19, 2012
COUPON QUEEN: Attention shoppers: Stop bending rules
I’d like to believe that the vast majority of shoppers are ethical and that they follow the rules and terms stated plainly on coupons.
By By Jill Cataldo, Coupon Queen , October 12, 2012
COUPON QUEEN: Couponing success stories
I always love hearing about the ways Super-Couponers are implementing coupon shopping and savings techniques into their lives! Here’s a sampling of success stories I’ve received recently.
By By Jill Cataldo, Coupon Queen , October 05, 2012
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