This week’s syndicated Super-Couponing Tips column is entitled “New Warnings in Fine Print.” Here’s an excerpt:
“Do you read the fine print on coupons? Manufacturers and retailers expect you to, though the fine print isn’t always the easiest text to read or understand. It’s called the “fine print” for a reason — some of it nearly requires magnification to read. Legal terms abound and, in order to pack so many words into such a small space, the font size of this text is very small.
“I often receive email from readers asking if this text could be made larger, especially since it is intended for both consumers and cashiers to read. The text often contains restrictions on the product(s) that the coupon can be used on, a limitation as to how many like coupons can be used, or warnings to customers and retailers.”
Read this entire column at NWItimes.com.
