A coupon list is only useful if the codes work. This is the process every offer on the site goes through.
1. Nothing is published straight from an import
Offers imported from affiliate feeds and spreadsheets land in a review queue as pending. They stay invisible until a person approves them.
2. A person checks the offer
- We confirm the offer belongs to the right store and that its terms (minimum spend, excluded items, end date) match what the store says.
- Codes are tried where the store allows it. An offer with no code is listed as a deal — we never invent a code for it.
- The check date is recorded by the system at the moment the offer is approved. Nobody types in or back-dates a check date.
3. Readers keep us honest
Every code has a "Did this code work?" vote. Votes are counted per offer and help us spot a code that has stopped working between checks.
4. Expired offers are marked, not hidden
When an offer ends or fails, it is marked expired rather than silently deleted, so a store page still shows what was recently tried.
What we cannot promise
Stores change or withdraw offers without notice, and some codes only work for new customers or certain items. A checked code can still fail at your checkout — if it does, use the vote so we can look at it.