Editorial policy
How we review coupon information
We list coupon information and the conditions available to us. A review date records an editorial review; it does not prove that a code was tested at checkout. Acceptance depends on the merchant, your account and your basket. Check the final total before paying.
1. Check the source
Consult the merchant or affiliate offer information. When source details are available, use them to assess the offer and its restrictions.
2. Read the conditions
Check the eligible country, products, minimum spend, exclusions and whether the benefit is a discount or cashback. Missing information is not a promise that no restrictions apply.
3. Check the dates
Offers past their recorded expiry date are excluded from the active list. A code without an expiry date can still be withdrawn by the merchant.
4. Report a problem
Use the code's report button if it is rejected. A report is submitted for review; it does not automatically remove the code or guarantee a response time.
What does a review date mean?
A page update, a source review and a checkout test are different events. An update date alone is not evidence that a code worked. We do not label a review as a checkout test without a record of that specific test and its conditions.
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