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In August 2016, a coupon begin to circulate on the Internet, along with the claim that the grocery chain Food Lion is offering $90 off any purchase at the store with the coupon in-hand. The grocer chain, however, posted to their official Facebook page on 30 August 2016 that the coupon is fraudulent and they have no such offer in place: The link being shared online takes you to a questionnaire page asking if you have ever shopped at the chain. These types of scams are not uncommon. In November 2015, the Better Business Bureau of Pittsburgh alerted customers to a very similar scam involving the big box chain Target (and there are more, involving several other outlets; none are legitimate): Food Lion is a North Carolina-based grocery chain operating in the southern United States. The chain does occasionally offer deals, specials and sales but is not giving away what would probably equate to a full week's-worth of shopping in one coupon.
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