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Promo codes and referral deals: why expiry dates matter

Updated 3 min read

Coupon blogs love everlasting “WORKING 2020” codes. RefDeal does the opposite: every listed deal needs a known end date, and expired rows are dropped at build time and again in your browser.

Tip: signup buttons may use invite links. You still join the official app or service — earnings for you depend on each company’s terms.

How RefDeal filters deals (build + runtime)

A code without an expiry is a rumour with a font.

Browse /deals/ for the live set, then open the related offer guide for signup steps. Never trust a screenshot of a code without a date.

  • Source list stores end dates for official/invite promos
  • Static build omits expired rows from HTML
  • Browser runtime double-checks dates so a cached page does not resurrect dead codes
  • Sponsored CTAs stay labelled — transparency over urgency theatre

Shopper hygiene that protects rebates

Disable conflicting coupon extensions when using cashback. Activate the retailer via the portal first. Keep order emails until the rebate clears. See cashback-apps-belgium-2026 and the cashback browser hygiene tool.

FAQ

Why did a code fail at checkout?

Expired window, region lock, plan mismatch, or a typo — check the official page date, not a repost.

Does RefDeal show expired codes?

No — build and runtime filtering omit them when an end date is known.

Are invite links the same as coupons?

No. Invites track signup/credit; coupons change price for a limited checkout window.

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