- Arab Coupon
- How we check codes
How we check codes
What each label on the site means, and how we get there.
The labels
| Checked today | A code issued to Arab Coupon by the brand’s affiliate programme, confirmed with the programme on the date shown. The date disappears three days after the last real check. |
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| Worked in our basket | Applied in a real basket within the last 21 days and the total dropped; we keep a screenshot of the order summary. A made-up control code is tried first and must be rejected, so the result means something. |
| From the store | An offer published on the brand’s own page (welcome offer, app offer, free-delivery threshold), which we link. |
| From the bank | A card offer read on the bank’s own offer page or the brand’s own bank-offers page, with the date read and the link. A coupon site’s listing is never a source here. |
| Widely listed | Listed on three or more independent sites within the last 30 days, not tested by us yet. |
| Unverified | Seen listed without enough evidence. |
| Expired | Past its stated end date; kept on the page with the date. |
| Rejected | Rejected in our basket test on the date shown; kept visible so you can skip it. |
The order
Our checked codes first, then codes that worked in our basket, then store offers, then bank offers, then widely listed codes, then unverified ones. Expired and rejected codes sit at the bottom with their dates. Commission plays no part in the order.
Store and bank facts
Delivery, returns and payment are read from the brand’s own page for each country, in its currency, with the date read. Where a store blocks direct reading we read the search engines’ previews of those pages and say so on the page. Bank pages are re-read weekly, and offers expire automatically on their end date each night at 00:05 Gulf time.
Corrections
Found a mistake? Write to hello@arab-coupon.com or use the submission page. We fix it the same day and log the change in what changed today.