What “link checked” means
We distinguish official destinations that we could open, publisher-supplied links that blocked automated checking, and program details supported by an account screenshot. Each guide identifies its review status. A successful page response is a destination check, not proof of a working reward campaign.
What we did not test
We did not create customer accounts, complete identity checks, buy subscriptions, deposit funds, test referral attribution inside an account or receive rewards. Offers that depend on those steps remain subject to confirmation by the provider.
Three different kinds of link
A stated offer has a specific benefit supported by a provider page, documentation or an account screenshot supplied by the publisher. A referral or affiliate link may reward us without changing your price. An invitation may lead to an account or application without a guaranteed financial benefit.
What stays out
We leave out missing links and closed services. A provider security block is not proof that a referral is broken: publisher-supplied links may remain listed, with their unconfirmed status stated on the guide. They are not marked as verified offers.
When terms change
This is a dated collection, not a live price feed. Providers may change rewards, expiry dates, plan features, regional access and referral rules after our check. Always read the current offer before signing up.
How we choose the listings
This collection starts with referral and affiliate links supplied by its publisher. It is not a complete market survey or an independent ranking. Placement is not a claim that a product is best for you.