Our team regularly updates the referral codes listed on our website to ensure you’re accessing active, valid offers. However, codes can expire or become invalid for various reasons, like stock shortages or end-of-promotion dates. To confirm a code’s validity, apply it at checkout, where you should see the discount or reward applied immediately. If the code doesn’t work, double-check any terms provided to make sure it meets all conditions. You can also reach out to the retailer’s customer support for additional assistance.

No, signing up on our website isn’t required to use a referral code, and you can access the codes freely. However, certain retailers may require you to create an account to use the referral code or to redeem certain rewards. Be sure to check the retailer’s terms before purchasing, as having an account can sometimes make the checkout process faster and help you track rewards or loyalty points.

f a referral code isn’t working, there may be several reasons. First, check if the code has expired or if it’s specific to certain types of orders, such as only being valid for first-time customers or orders above a minimum spend. Additionally, ensure you’ve entered the code correctly and that it meets any listed restrictions. If it still doesn’t work, the code may have reached a usage limit, or the retailer may have removed it. For unresolved issues, contact the retailer’s support team for assistance.

No, using referral codes is completely free! The purpose of these codes is to provide discounts or benefits, not to charge you additional fees. If you ever encounter unexpected charges while using a referral code, it’s likely unrelated to the code itself. Just make sure to review the retailer’s checkout page for any optional fees, like shipping or expedited handling, which are sometimes automatically added to orders.

Most online stores only allow one referral or promo code per transaction, so it’s usually not possible to stack multiple codes. However, some retailers may allow stacking, so it’s worth checking their policy on using more than one code. In some cases, stores might combine certain codes with other offers, such as sale items or automatic discounts, even if additional codes aren’t permitted.