Pretty soon because of this show there will be no more coupons and if there is the stores won't accept them.
I kind of doubt that. Manufacturers make the coupons so people will have a incentive to buy their products, store's allow coupons (even my local grocery store makes their own coupons and even have ecoupons partnered with Red Plum) so that people will come buy the products in their store. stores also get that money back plus a little extra for "scratching the back of the manufacturer".
I've noticed couponing classes at the library who teach the real way and which stores have which policies.
I do agree that the show. and people who are ignorant and don't know how to read the disclaimer at the beginning and nieve to think that store's don't "bend" their policies just so they can appear on the show have actually been the ones to help give the regular couponers a bad rep.
I've had one person who rolled their eyes and I asked them if they wanted to void it all out and perhaps seek some medical attention since they seemed to have something wrong with their eyes, all with a smile on my face. but this is the same person who for someone who was in customer service didn't want to be helping,not sure if she got canned or quit.
I am no way extreme and have no desire to have 5 billion toothbrushes. however, I do coupon regularly and since no one else is paying my bills but me, I will continue to do what I can to save money. I don't clear shelves, for one,it's rude and another my store has a limit of how many like items you can get.
As for the no more doubling and tripling, a few places around me will double (if the coupon is applicable to a certain number) but you can't blame that on the show. I recall years ago coupons had no expiration date, but the manufacturers changed that because they wanted people to buy the products faster.