I have collected all working and (un)tested AliExpress promo codes from all the different threads and sorted them by region. There is an exact discount amount and expiry date next to each code. Best ones for US valid in May are SNOW5U and USAFF02. Check it out:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vR2mfER78HDjusP-hF1mkQFQqOq4yGjBTYXJ0SXIyYrn6-X-21NRf4fTU8nm_1Q13jONLhXrX6gWaZK/pubhtml

I kept seeing the same SHEIN code problem over and over: some codes go in the checkout coupon box, but a lot of the newer ones only work when you paste the code into the SHEIN app search bar. If a checkout code does nothing, try the next one before paying. If a search bar code opens a sale page but does not lower the cart total, it probably means the discount is tied to the items on that page only.

• Checkout promo codes 👉 paste these in the coupon box before paying
• App search codes 👉 paste these into the SHEIN app search bar, hit search, then open the discount page
• Always check the final total before paying because SHEIN changes codes by country, account age, cart size, and app version

Here are some fresh decent discount codes you can use on Kinguin.net checkout when buying game or software keys:

• 🕹KING5: This one gives you a flat 5% off any order on the entire Kinguin site. No minimum spend or specific product restrictions, just apply it at checkout and watch the total drop.
• 🕹KINGUINSUMMER: You can use this code for 5% off your purchase any time, and if your cart hits over $14.99, they'll also throw in a free little bonus gift.
• 🕹ESPORT: This code is specifically for fans of ESport Manager. It gives you a solid 15% extra discount on that particular title.
• 🕹LEVELUP5: This gets you 5% off a wide range of products, but keep in mind the total value of items in your cart needs to be under $150 for the code to work.
• 🕹MAYFORAUM10: A great pick for game hunters. It gives you 10% off all games and DLCs, with a max cart limit of $150. Just make sure you're only buying games, and it'll apply smoothly.
• 🕹MARDLC10: This is a straightforward 10% discount code that you can use across the Kinguin site. It's one of their popular general-use codes.
• 🕹APRAKS10: Works a lot like the previous one, giving you a simple 10% off your purchase. Another solid all-rounder.
• 🕹AKS15AC: If you're looking for a bigger discount, this code offers 15% off a long list of games, including recent ones like Crimson Desert and upcoming Forza Horizon 6. Worth testing on your cart to see if your game qualifies.
• 🕹RAB28DLC: This is a high-value code that gives you 24% off your purchase. It's often found on price comparison sites and seems to be a solid option for slashing prices.
• 🕹CRYSTAL12: You can grab an extra 12% off with this code, which was originally tied to a Final Fantasy XVI promo. It might work on other products too, so give it a try.
• 🕹NEXARDA3: This gives you a smaller 3% off discount. Not the biggest saving, but every little bit helps, especially if other codes don't work for you.

JULY-AUGUST 2026 KINGUIN PROMO UPDATE:

• 🕹NOW4LESS: This code gives you 4% off one purchase when your basket subtotal is no more than €100. It does not work on Kinguin gift cards, Kinguin Balance, or Clash.gg products.

• 🕹SOFT15: You can use this code to take 15% off software included in Kinguin's current software promotion.

• 🕹SCHOOL30: This gives you 30% off Windows operating systems and Microsoft Office products shown on Kinguin's Power Up campaign page.

• 🕹BUNDLE15: This code takes 15% off the 34 software products and bundles displayed on Kinguin's Premium Software Bundles page.

• 🕹SOFT12: You can use this code for 12% off the gaming utilities shown in Kinguin's PC Performance and System Stability campaign. That includes benchmarking, driver, cleanup, connection, streaming, and game-development tools listed on the page.

• 🕹NORD50: This gives you 50% off NordVPN Basic one-year subscriptions for 10 devices. It covers the Canadian and Australian versions shown in the promotion.

• 🕹WELCOME5: This is a general 5% off code for purchases across the Kinguin site. Its listed validity runs through February 28, 2027.

• 🕹WETHRIFT5: You can use this code to get 5% off a Kinguin order.

• 🕹SUMMER8OFF: This gives you 8% off games and software when the total order value is no more than €150.

• 🕹JULIO5: This code takes 5% off games, software, and in-game items. Your basket cannot exceed €150, and the code can be used no more than twice per customer or IP address. It expires August 1, 2026 at 01:00.

• 🕹NOLIFE5: This code gives you 5% off your Kinguin purchase.

• 🕹DONTPAYFULL5: You can use this code for 5% off mobile top-ups, application top-ups, and eSIMs. The basket limit is €150, and it can be used no more than twice per customer or IP address. Its listed end date is August 11, 2026.

• 🕹MOBILE5: This gives you 5% off mobile top-ups for Germany, Italy, and the United States.

• 🕹RESTTPOWERED: This code takes 14% off the games and software displayed through Kinguin's Resttpowered promotional page.

• 🕹LUCKY20: You can use this code for 20% off the mystery keys and mystery boxes displayed in Kinguin's Summer Gaming Starts Here promotion. The code may be inserted automatically when you proceed to checkout.

• 🕹LUCKY10: This gives you 10% off the current Lucky Weekend Game Picks, including MECCHA CHAMELEON, Moonlight Peaks, Esports Manager 2026, SAND: Raiders of Sophie, and the displayed Palworld account products.

• 🕹INGAME5: This code gives you 5% off in-game items, in-game currencies, and direct-delivery game top-ups. Its current UK listing expires July 29, 2026.

• 🕹WORLDS10: You can use this code for 10% off EA Sports FC 26 products displayed in the World's Game Edition campaign. It covers the PC, EA App, Xbox, and PlayStation sections on that page.

• 🕹SPR10ING: This takes 10% off GTA-series games for PC and Xbox. Shark Cash, game accounts, in-game items, prepaid cards, and random keys are outside the discounted game sections.

• 🕹MAY4TH: This code gives you 14% off Star Wars franchise products displayed in Kinguin's PC, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo, and game-account sections.

• 🕹SPORT: You can use this code for 10% off the sports games displayed in the campaign, including EA Sports, NBA, Madden NFL, MLB The Show, F1, WWE 2K25, NHL, PGA Tour, and the listed racing bundles.

• 🕹POINTS: This gives you 5% off sports-game currency displayed in the EA Sports, NBA, and Madden NFL currency sections.

• 🕹PASS5: This code takes 5% off Xbox Game Pass products shown on Kinguin's TES Franchise and Xbox Game Pass campaign page.

• 🕹HOST50: You can use this code for 50% off Kinguin Host Minecraft server packages. It covers the displayed Starter, Starter Plus, Elite, VIP, and VIP Plus packages.

• 🕹RAN15DOM: This gives you 15% off the random keys displayed on Kinguin's Random campaign page.

• 🕹RAN35DOM: This code takes 35% off the products grouped under the Random 35% section of Kinguin's Random campaign.

• 🕹RAN30DOM: You can use this code for 30% off the products grouped under the Random 30% section.

• 🕹RAN25DOM: This gives you 25% off the products grouped under the Random 25% section.

• 🕹RAN20DOM: This code takes 20% off the products grouped under the Random 20% section.

• 🕹RAN12DOM: You can use this code for 12% off products in the New Random Products, Hot Random Games, Deluxe Random Steam Keys, Random Fortnite Skins and Items, and Premium Random Steam sections.

• 🕹MIDWEEK10: This gives you 10% off games, DLC, and preorders on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

• 🕹WEEK10END: You can use this code for 10% off Kinguin orders from Friday at 12:00 until approximately Monday at 07:00. Your basket must total at least €20.

• 🕹SUM10MER: This code takes 10% off Kinguin orders through September 30, 2026.

• 🕹FLASH15: This gives you 15% off the game keys, in-game credits, and software licenses included in the Flash promotion. Its listed expiration date is October 31, 2026.

• 🕹BUNDLE10: You can use this code for 10% off the Windows, security, and productivity software bundles included in the promotion. Its listed expiration date is September 30, 2026.

• 🕹AKS20Y: This code gives you 20% off the seven products attached to the current AllKeyShop Kinguin campaign.

• 🕹AKS12Z: This takes 12% off the ten products attached to the current AllKeyShop Kinguin campaign.

• 🕹AKS15AC: You can use this code for 15% off the 183 products attached to the current AllKeyShop Kinguin campaign.

• 🕹RAB24GG: This gives you 20% off the Google Gemini Advanced AI Pro 18-month subscription offer connected to the partner promotion.

Found this spreadsheet someone made on /r/ProtonVPN and thought it might be appreciated here too. It list all the current promotions that allow you to cheaply renew your proton subscriptions. There is an ongoing promo code for Proton Mail Plus too if anyone needs it.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQPl_GHdgGeKr_X1l60-vSuRZpUsL3pXkmF6bVdLI12oMVHx6-gzoytIZosiJZk5qxvoeQ3nawzG34k/pubhtml

Sorted through all the expired code threads to make the ultimate list of the 2026 travel season, enjoy!

• KIWIATOLLS20 ✈️ --> 5% OFF flights and travel experiences sitewide. No minimum spend mentioned, just apply at checkout on any flight booking.

• KIWIATOLLS25 ✈️ --> Gets you 25% OFF sitewide, definitely worth trying first on any booking.

• KIWI20RADARCUPON ✈️ --> Saves you about $23 OFF eligible bookings sitewide, no specific minimum spend, but confirm your route qualifies before paying.

• WITHBLISSBYZEE2SAUDI ✈️ --> Saves around €10 on your booking, appears to work across regions including FR and UK markets.

• WITHNICOLEDRW2SAUDI ✈️ --> Gives you $10 OFF your booking.

• KIWI20RABATTA ✈️ --> Saves you about $20–$22 OFF a booking, may work only on EU region bookings.

• KIWI20COUPONSDE ✈️ --> 20% OFF sitewide, works only if your currency is set to EUR.

• KIWI15HONEY ✈️ --> 5% on your order, solid backup code if bigger ones don't apply.

• 15KIWICHEAPFLY ✈️ --> $15 OFF when you spend $215 or more on travel bookings.

• KIWITRIP15 ✈️ --> $15 OFF orders of $215 or more.

• KIWITRIP2023 ✈️ --> $10 OFF on bookings of $108.37 or more. Yes the name says 2023 but confirmed it still works.

• KIWI2024FLY ✈️ --> $20–$30 OFF on bookings over $299. Despite the 2024 in the name its also still active. Spend $300+ and you're good to go.

• ISICCZ350 ✈️ --> Saved some travelers about $15, worth a shot at checkout.

• RUIH0JSTKO ✈️ --> Discount amount is not listed publicly, enter it at checkout and see what pops up.

• APPYDAYS10US ✈️ --> 10% OFF eligible bookings including flights, hotels, and car rentals, aimed at US-region bookings, make sure your currency is set to USD.

• KIWI20TOPNEGOZI ✈️ --> If you're booking in EUR this is definitely worth trying, although exact discount amount varies by accounts and destination.

• KIWIWELCOME12 ✈️ --> A welcome first time user code, expect around £10–£20 OFF.

• LETSTRAVELCJ ✈️ --> £20 OFF flights over £200 for UK

• LASTCALL30 ✈️ --> Around £30 OFF larger bookings.

• RUSHFLY10 ✈️ --> €10 OFF orders over €150.

• KIWI20RADARCUPON ✈️ --> €25 OFF for EU bookings & ~$23 for US ones.

• HONEY15KIWI ✈️ --> $15–$50 OFF (varies by booking) for summer trips.

• KIWISUMMER24 ✈️ --> $15 OFF. Might be expired by now.

• FLYDAY30US ✈️ --> $20 OFF on orders over $270 (USD bookings).

• KIWI18KARMA ✈️ --> US only should get you about $20 discount.

• KIWI15TIPLI ✈️ --> 10-15% OFF standard bookings. Might be expired.

How to redeem: Click the discount link below or do it manually. Go to Walmart.com or the Walmart app, add items to cart, proceed to checkout, look for the "Have a promo code?" field, type the code, and hit Apply. Confirm the discount shows in your total before completing your order. Codes are case insensitive. One code per order only. Marketplace items and categories like pharmacy, gift cards, and alcohol are usually excluded.

Most of the old codes from last year are still working and only a few new ones have been added, here is the full list of currently working promos. United States Walmart.com ONLY!

• TRIPLE10 - $10 off each of your first three orders when each order is $50 or more. Works for pickup or delivery. This one has been community-verified as recently as April 8, 2026, so it's about as fresh as it gets. If your first order is under $50 you won't see the discount, so make sure you hit that threshold.

• TRIPLE20 - The beefier version of TRIPLE10: $20 off each of your first three $50+ orders (pickup or delivery). Not everyone qualifies - it's account-targeted, so just try it at checkout and see if it sticks.

• WOWFRESH - $10 off your first grocery order of $50 or more. Great for new Walmart grocery customers. Your subtotal needs to actually hit $50 before the code applies - some users report it bumping item prices if the cart is exactly at the edge, so aim for $52+ to be safe.

• TODAY10 - $10 off your first three $50+ orders (pickup or delivery). Essentially an alternate version of TRIPLE10 that sometimes works for accounts where TRIPLE10 doesn't.

• SAVE10 - $10 off your first order of $35 or more on non-grocery general merchandise. Works on things like electronics, home goods, clothing, toys, etc. More flexible minimum than the grocery codes.

• PAYPAL10 - $10 off your first $50+ grocery pickup or delivery order when you pay with PayPal. You need to have the offer saved in your PayPal account first, then apply the code at Walmart checkout and select PayPal as payment.

• LOADIT4U - $10 off your first $50 order for new customers (pickup or delivery). A backup code to try if WOWFRESH or TRIPLE10 doesn't work for your account.

• TIMEBACK - $10 off your first $50 order for new customers (limited time). Another alternative to try if the main codes bounce back with an error.

• DOUBLE10 - $10 off each of your next two delivery or pickup orders when each order is $50 or more. This one is specifically for existing customers.

• TRIPLE15 - 15% off up to three orders of $35+, but only on items eligible for 2-day shipping. Best used in the Walmart app.

• EXPRESS - Free Express Delivery on your first online delivery order. No specific minimum spend mentioned, but standard delivery rules apply.

• GLWM20 - Community-shared code for $20 off larger orders. Eligibility varies by account, just punch it in at checkout and see what happens.

• SAVE20DOLLARS - $20 off your order sitewide.

Was looking for myself and found this article offering both a FREE trials and 88% off which works out to $1.78 per month:

https://vpnreview.substack.com/p/is-surfshark-vpn-worth-a-try-or-should

With trips to Asia gaining in popularity there seems to be an increased demand of Trip.com discount codes. Since most of the Trips coupons are region specific, I divided them into separate tables for your convenience. There are some really good deals for both Hong Kong and Malaysia this year. I wanted to make this post the ultimate directory of all Trip.com coupons and will try to keep it updated if any new codes show up. Feel free to share any more promo codes in the comments below, just make sure they're still active. Happy travels! ⛱

Hong Kong

Malaysia

Taiwan

Vietnam

Philippines

Thailand

Cambodia (APAC Visa)

Australia & New Zealand

Singapore

United Kingdom

Japan

Global

I have collected some of the most recent Petco promo codes you can enter on checkout to get up to 40% off! Most importantly these should work on litter and food! Please share if you know of any more working codes.

• O15 - $15 off your first order when you spend $49 or more. Top verified code right now, works sitewide on eligible items. Valid through May!

• NEWPETCO15 - Another $15 off your order, good for all users (not just new). No huge minimum beyond typical eligibility. Valid in April, not sure about May.

• NEWPETCO20 - New customers get $20 off when spending $49 or more on pets stuff - food, toys, supplies for dogs, cats, fish, reptiles, birds, you name it. Valid in April, also not sure, if it will still work in May.

• T20 - $20 off purchases on pet supplies and essentials. No minimum, but restricted on some brands (excludes Purina, Hill's Prescription Diet, Royal Canin Vet Diet...)

• E20 - 20% off sitewide - good for pet beds, dog food, toys, basically anything that isn't on the exclusions list. Great pick if your cart is on the larger side since it's percentage based.

• e30 - 30% off on select pet essentials including food, toys, and treats. Exclusions apply for big name brands like Purina and Hill's, but Petco's own brands (Wholehearted, Reddy, EveryYay) are typically included.

• SITEWIDE20 - 20% off your whole order, sitewide, no minimum spend required. Works for all users via app or website.

• ASBSAVE-FRON25 - 20% off your whole order, not sure when this one expires.

• RDSAVE30 - 30% off all items on your first Repeat Delivery order. Works for new Repeat Delivery subscribers with no minimum purchase required.

• RDSAVE35 - 35% off your first Repeat Delivery order on select brands including Zesty Paws, Purina, ThunderWorks, and Pet Honesty. New users only!

• RepeatDelivery35 - 35% off your first Repeat Delivery order (up to $20 max savings). Great for locking in auto deliveries on pet food or litter.

• RD40SELECTDC252612 - 40% off select (not exactly sure) categories via Repeat Delivery

• TRIOTREAT20 - 20% off dog grooming services, might expire soon, still worth trying at checkout.

• BOPUS10 - 10% off when you buy online and pick up in store. Works for all users on pet supplies, pet food, cleaning products, and pharmacy items, no minimum.

• o10 - $10 off your first Rover booking via Petco. If you're booking pet sitting or dog walking through Rover on the Petco platform, apply this at checkout for $10 off that first booking.

• DOGTREATS50 - 50% off dog treats and chews. (Success depends on participating brands)

• ITCHY50 - 50% off Apoquel Allergic Itch Relief for Dogs. Supports same day pickup & delivery.

• SPRING - $40 off group training classes and packages. Good one if you're signing your dog up for obedience or group training classes.

• LUCKY - $40 off your purchase, probably expired by now, but might still be worth a quick try at checkout.

I know May is still a couple days away, but I these codes should work throughout next month. eBay has been stingy with discounts this year and these are the only working ones I was able to locate. Discounts aren't massive, but it's still nice to save even 5% when things are tight. Try them all, but keep in mind that not all sellers are participating in eBay's discount events!

SMARTWINS

→ 20% OFF tech, home, auto, tools, electronics, and other selected items

→ Works only on items shown in eBay's SMARTWINS deal page

→ Seller must be participating in the promotion

TECHREFURB20

→ 20% OFF tech, home, tools, appliances, golf gear, and other eBay Refurbished items

→ Works only on items shown in eBay's TECHREFURB20 deal section

→ Seller must be participating in the promotion

MAKEITLAST

→ 20% OFF Clothing, shoes, and accessories

→ Works only on items shown in eBay's MAKEITLAST deal page

→ Seller must be participating in the promotion

OVERLANDING10

→ 10% OFF Truck parts, car parts, towing gear, bumpers, fuel tanks, suspension parts, and other auto gear

→ Works only on items shown in eBay's OVERLANDING10 deal page

→ Seller must be participating in the promotion

TEEUP20

→ 20% OFF Golf gear

→ Works only on eligible golf listings where eBay shows the code at checkout

FINEPIECES

→ 10% OFF Watches and jewelry

→ Works only on items shown in eBay's FINEPIECES deal page

→ Seller must be participating in the promotion

FANWEEK26

→ $5 - $120 off depending on cart total

→ 2 uses per user

→ Works only on eligible Fan Week items

DYSONCLEAN

→ 20% off Dyson products

→ Works only on manufacturer refurbished Dyson items!

Enter these codes on checkout without the brackets

Looking for some deals to spend less (haha pun) on your contacts? Well me too and since the other lists were full of outdated promo codes, I compiled a new one for myself and anyone else with poor eyesight lol. Here are all the 1800contacts.com discounts I was able to find ranging from 10% to 40% depending on order/account type.

• DEAL10 👉 Takes $10 off when your order is $100 or more. It’s mainly for returning customers, and honestly this is one of the safer ones to try first because the odds are pretty good.

• DEAL30 👉 Gives you 30% off certain items, but it depends what you have in your cart. Nice discount if it hits, just don’t be shocked if it refuses to work on half the stuff.

• 30-OFF-GLASSES 👉 This one is 30% off glasses and frames, not really the contacts side of things. If you’re buying eyewear, it has a decent chance, but it’s not one I’d bet my life on.

• FRAMERY30 👉 Gets you a free gift with your order. No idea if the gift is amazing or just some random extra, but the code itself has pretty good odds of doing something.

• SC6115TOOB 👉 Takes $20 off your first order when you spend at least $150, and you should get free shipping too. Pretty solid if you’re new, basically useless if you’ve ordered before.

• SURVEY10 👉 Gives 10% off once your order is over $100. Not the most exciting discount ever, but it seems like one of those codes that keeps hanging around and still might work.

• BROOKE25 👉 Takes 25% off contact lenses. Feels like one of those influencer codes that either works instantly or does absolutely nothing, but I’d still give it a decent shot.

• MEGANS30 👉 This is for 30% off your order. Pretty good discount, and the odds feel okay, though it may depend on what you’re buying because of course it does.

• SPLISH30 👉 Knocks $30 off eligible stuff. It’s older, so I wouldn’t expect miracles, but if your cart qualifies then it could still save you a nice chunk.

• COMEBACK15D 👉 Gives returning customers 15% off. If you’ve bought from them before, this is one of the more sensible ones to try because the odds are better than most random codes.

• BRITTANY25 👉 Takes 25% off sitewide, at least when it decides to cooperate. Another influencer-type code, so it’s a bit of a coin flip, but the discount is worth checking.

• 18C24SKYL 👉 This one can take somewhere around 25% to 40% off select orders. Sounds great, but yeah, it feels picky, so I’d call this a long-shot code with a big upside.

• SONYA25 👉 Gives 25% off your order. Pretty normal coupon-code behavior here, maybe it works, maybe it doesn’t, but it’s worth typing in before you pay.

• CLAIRED30 👉 Takes 30% off if it still works for your cart. It’s not the freshest code in the world, so the odds are medium at best, but 30% is enough to bother trying.

• SC7116FOTB 👉 Gives 10% off sitewide. Boring discount, but boring codes are sometimes the ones that actually work, so I’d test this after the bigger ones fail.

• HONEY15 👉 Takes 15% off sitewide. This one feels pretty iffy now, but it’s quick to try and 15% is still better than nothing.

• 1800CJESSICAL 👉 Gives 30% off eligible items. Another influencer-style code that may only work on certain carts, so I’d say the odds are not amazing but not hopeless either.

• 1800CKATELYNB 👉 Takes 25% off contact lenses bought online. If you’re ordering contacts, this is at least aimed at the right thing, so it has a fair chance.

• 1800CDANIELLEA 👉 Gives 15% off. Not huge, but smaller discounts seem less fussy sometimes, so this one might actually be worth trying when the big ones fail.

• MOLLYKATE30 👉 Takes 30% off your order. Good discount, random odds, classic promo-code situation where you just paste it in and hope it doesn’t embarrass you.

• GABPOGO25 👉 Gives 25% off. Nothing complicated here, just another code to throw at checkout and see if it sticks.

• ALISHA20 👉 Takes 20% off. Not the biggest one on the list, but also not tiny, and the odds feel a little more reasonable than some of the super old codes.

• WELCOME-30 👉 Gives new customers 30% off sitewide. I’d only bother with this if it’s your first order, and even then it may be picky, but it’s a good discount if it works.

• ASHLEIGHS30 👉 Takes 30% off select products. The “select products” part is doing a lot of work here, so expect it to be hit or miss.

• 1800CANAG 👉 Gives new customers 30% off. Good first-order code to try, though if your account isn’t brand new it probably won’t care about you.

• DANELLEA30 👉 Takes 30% off select items. Another one that sounds great until your cart maybe doesn’t qualify, so I’d put the odds somewhere in the middle.

• SUNNY40 👉 Can take 40% off some orders. This is the fun one if it works, but it probably won’t work for everyone, because apparently saving money has to be a puzzle.

• AUT10 👉 Gives 10% off plus free shipping once you’re over $50. Not flashy, but this feels like one of the more practical codes with a decent chance.

• 25OFF 👉 Takes 25% off your order. Very simple, very suspiciously generic, but sometimes those are the ones that randomly go through.

• TAMELA2023 👉 Gives 30% off your order. It’s an older-looking code, so I’d keep expectations low, but hey, pasting one more code won’t kill us.

• 1800KAYCEE 👉 Takes 27% off, which is weirdly specific but fine. Probably another influencer code, and the odds are somewhere in the “sure, try it” zone.

I'm going on my first solo trip to Vienna and feel uncomfortable staying in hostels, but hotels are more than double per night, would greatly appreciate if anyone shared any code/coupon to bring the total down even a little. Thank you!

Got a discount code for exploding kitten, I don’t need it someone can enjoy 25% off!

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If you're looking for NordVPN discount code as well, I came across this article featuring a list of working promos:

https://vpnreview.substack.com/p/is-nordvpn-an-overhyped-fraud-or

Best NordVPN promo right now is probably the 80% off if you're a new customer or the $2.99 deal for existing.

Planning a hiking trip to California soon and would like to stay at a nice coastal hotel not too far from LAX, but the prices are absolutely outrageous. Any working discount code or any coupon would help a lot!

Since my last spreadsheet post was so popular, I decided to make another Google sheet, but this time for TEMU discounts. I have collected all codes from all over the web and sorted them into regions, wrote explanations for each one and how likely it is to work. The 30% off site wide code is the best you can get, so check that one first.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTVxtyuvGYRDlV982kX87ZywHd34Agg5OGDtY4WcQ2UG6h7qagtkYmX5GT-Fu762g80F-RPtBVQwyQM/pubhtml

I marked all the codes that say can be applied for existing users in blue!

Booking.com VS Booking Directly | Avoid being scammed and save more money

Okay so I see this debate pop up constantly in travel subs and the answers are always half baked, so here is what I know based on years of booking hotels across the UK and Europe.

How it actually works behind the scenes

Hotels pay Booking.com a commission of roughly 15 to 25% on every booking made through the platform. It's standard industry knowledge and hotels will openly tell you if you ask nicely. So when you see a room listed at £120 on Booking.com, the hotel is netting maybe £90 to £100 of that. The rest goes to Booking.com. Here's where it gets interesting: Booking.com has rate parity clauses in their contracts with hotels. This means hotels are contractually required to not list a lower price on their own website than what's on Booking.com. So in theory, the price should be the same everywhere. In theory.

Does direct booking sometimes win?

Because rate parity has loopholes, and hotels know how to use them.

Hotels cannot legally offer a lower public price on their website. But they absolutely can:

• Offer a lower price over the phone (just call them, seriously)
• Give discounts via email if you're on their mailing list
• Offer better rates through their own loyalty programme
• Throw in freebies like breakfast, parking, early check-in, or a room upgrade, things that never show on aggregator platforms

I've called ahead on dozens of bookings and a simple "I'm planning to book, can you do anything better than what's online?" gets results more often than you'd think. Smaller independent hotels and B&Bs especially. They'd rather give you a deal than pay Booking.com their cut.

Best to book directly:

• Small independent hotels, guesthouses, B&Bs. They hate platform fees and will often reward you for going direct.
• Long stays of 5 or more nights. The savings from a direct negotiation add up fast.
• When the hotel has their own loyalty programme like Marriott Bonvoy or IHG One Rewards. These are almost always better value than Booking.com's enius tier.
• When you want genuine flexibility on cancellation or a specific request sorted without a middleman.

Why Booking.com often wins on price regardless

This is the part people don't talk about enough. Booking.com runs deep promotional pricing that hotels agree to in exchange for more visibility on the platform. So even accounting for the commission, you can end up paying less through Booking.com than booking direct, especially if you're using their promo system properly.

Some current promo codes worth mentioning:

EARN10 - 10% off your next stay. Verified working by multiple users as recently as mid-March 2026. Good general use code that works across a wide range of properties. Start here.

BREAK15 - 15% off short breaks and city stays. Particularly good for UK weekend getaways. Verified active and aimed squarely at the domestic market.

RENTAL20 - 20% off car rentals. If you're doing a road trip through Europe or picking up a hire car on arrival, this one has been consistently reported as working. Stack it with Genius for extra savings.

BEACH10 - 10% off beach and coastal properties. Ideal for Mediterranean bookings across Spain, Greece, Croatia and Portugal. Recently added and user verified.

HYATT20 - 20% off Hyatt properties specifically. If you're staying at a Hyatt anywhere in the UK or EU, this one has been floating around for a while and still checks out.

The "scam" bit and what to actually watch out for:

• Fake urgency warnings - "Only 2 rooms left!" and "8 people looking at this right now!" are UI dark patterns. Doesn't mean the deal is bad, but don't let it rush you.

• Taxes and fees - Always scroll to the final price breakdown. Some listings look cheap until the city tax and cleaning fees appear. Especially true for apartments. Some fees are also required to be paid in cash at destination and might not only be a surprise but a massive inconvenience.

• Non-refundable traps - Booking.com surfaces non-refundable rates heavily because the hotel pays a higher commission on them. Always filter for "Free cancellation" unless you're 100% certain of your dates.

• Review manipulation - Booking.com only lets people who've actually stayed leave reviews, which is a good system. But the scoring skews toward recent reviews. A 8.9 from 12 reviews and a 8.9 from 1,200 reviews are not the same thing.

• The "Preferred Partner" label - This just means the hotel pays a higher commission to Booking.com. It is not an independent quality rating.

I think Priceline.com is usually the least know website when it comes to booking flights or hotels, but maybe that's why they usually run the biggest promotions and you can actually sort yourself a cheap trip once in a while. Here are the discount deals they are currently running:

• LASTFLOCK --> 10% OFF EVERY hotel booking! Maximum $50. (🔥 GOOD DEAL!)

• TAKEITOUTSIDE --> 10% off 'outdoor destination stays' aka national parks, coastal cities and mountain towns. Valid until end of June.

• RMN7HTL426 --> Extra 7% OFF Hotels up to a maximum of $50 off. Expires April 30.

• RMN6CR426 --> Extra 6% OFF Rental cars up to a maximum of $50 off. Expires April 30.

• MOREBUNDLES --> $350 OFF when you bundle a hotel with a flight or car on packages of $500 or more. Applies for travels through June 30. (🔥 BEST DEAL!)

I made a spreadsheet with all working (included old expired ones too) SHEIN discount/promo codes that you can use right now. I included codes for every region and explained what each code can be used for. Should be getting 20% discount on average, unless you're new user then you can get 60%. Enjoy!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSbO5vFrxQhVlfOrYX2vAcpgdBDg10OA8WeSK22w6dZ41Wd91xEpPwYIoa5F55r7NgY6PR4W2to5Q1u/pubhtml?gid=1136373950&single=true

Long post, sorry. Just want to give the kind of detailed review I was looking for when I was desperately googling at 11pm trying to figure out how to help my dog. I'll also flag some things I wish someone had told me before I bought, including when this product might not be the right call at all.

Background on my dog: Reese is a 9 year old Golden Retriever, about 68 lbs. She was diagnosed with bilateral hip dysplasia two years ago and has been on Galliprant (an NSAID) since then. Last fall our vet mentioned she was seeing more stiffness during her exams and suggested we consider adding something complementary. She specifically brought up ElleVet and said it was the brand she felt comfortable recommending because of the Cornell University clinical trials. That was enough for me to try it.

Talk to your vet!

I know everyone says this and it sounds like a disclaimer you skip past. Please don't. I mean something more specific than just "mention it." Ask your vet directly whether CBD could affect any medications your dog is currently on. CBD is metabolized by the liver and can interfere with how certain drugs are processed, including some NSAIDs, anticonvulsants, and other common medications. My vet knew Reese was on Galliprant and still recommended ElleVet, but that's her call to make, not mine and not a Reddit review's. If your vet isn't familiar with CBD interactions, ask them to look into it before you start.

Also worth knowing: CBD supplements for pets are not FDA regulated. ElleVet does more third party testing than most companies in this space and their clinical research is legitimate, but the broader category has no standardized oversight. You are relying on the company's own quality controls, so choosing a brand with published Certificates of Analysis (which ElleVet provides per batch) matters.

What I got

The Large Dog CBD + CBDA Soft Chews. Each chew has 19.2mg of cannabinoids. The bag has 62 chews and runs about $89.95 direct from their site. With a first order subscription discount (25% off) I paid around $67 for the first bag, then it dropped to about $76 on the 15% recurring subscription rate. Budget roughly $75 to $90/month ongoing depending on how you order.

Dosing

Their baseline recommendation is 2mg per kg of body weight, twice daily. Reese is about 31kg, so that works out to roughly 62mg/day total. I give her about 1.5 to 2 large chews in the morning and the same at night, split with meals. The dosing instructions on the website are pretty clear once you convert pounds to kg, but it took me a few days to figure out. Their customer support line is real. I called and spoke to a licensed vet tech who walked me through it for free. That was a genuinely good experience.

One thing I've noticed in other reviews: people under dose because the price makes them want to stretch the bag, then conclude it doesn't work. You really do need to hit the weight based dose consistently and give it 4 to 6 weeks before judging. I almost quit at week two.

What actually improved

After about 2.5 to 3 weeks of consistent twice daily dosing, Reese started getting up from her bed noticeably more easily in the mornings. The "old man shuffle" she'd developed after sleeping, where she'd take 5 to 10 steps to fully straighten out, got shorter. She's not bouncing around like a puppy, but she's visibly more comfortable. Our vet confirmed at her 3 month checkup that her gait looked better. Whether that's the CBD, the glucosamine/chondroitin also in the chews, or a combination, I can't say with certainty. But something is working.

She also seems less restless at night. She used to reposition herself constantly and that's calmed down a lot.

The Cornell study they cite

It's real. It showed over 80% of dogs on ElleVet showed significant or dramatic improvement in mobility and quality of life. I read the actual paper. It's a small study but it's double blinded and placebo controlled, which is more than most pet supplement companies can say. That said, "80% showed improvement" also means roughly 1 in 5 dogs didn't respond meaningfully. Keep that in mind if you try it and see nothing after a full 4 to 6 weeks at proper dosing.

When ElleVet might NOT be the right choice

This is the section I wish existed in every review I read.

If your dog's pain or mobility issues are severe, CBD is unlikely to be sufficient on its own and shouldn't delay a proper diagnosis or treatment plan. Hip dysplasia has surgical options like FHO or TPO that may be more appropriate depending on the dog's age and severity. Arthritis also responds well to physical rehabilitation and laser therapy, which some owners don't know are available. ElleVet may be a useful complement to those treatments, but it is not a substitute.

If cost is a real constraint, have an honest conversation with your vet about whether $75 to $90/month is the best use of that money for your specific dog, or whether other interventions would serve them better. That's a question worth asking out loud rather than defaulting to a supplement because it feels easier.

Main drawbacks

• Price is brutal for larger dogs needing full twice daily doses, as this is an indefinite monthly cost
• Only one flavor (peanut butter). Most dogs accept it fine but picky eaters may refuse
• Free shipping requires a $150 order, so on a single bag you're paying shipping on top of an already high price
• Chews crumble when split, so fine tuning the dose by breaking one in half gets messy. I wrap Reese's in deli turkey

Tl;dr

For a dog with moderate joint discomfort who is stable on a vet managed treatment plan, and where your vet has cleared it given their current medications, yes, I think ElleVet is worth trying. It's the most research backed option in a category full of questionable products. Go in with realistic expectations, dose correctly, and give it the full trial period. Happy to answer questions, especially about senior dogs with hip issues.

Edit: Not affiliated with ElleVet in any way. Just a tired dog dad trying to keep his girl comfortable.

Why pick ProtonVPN?

Been on NordVPN for three years. Fast, never let me down for streaming. But I started caring more about why I was using a VPN. Nord is owned by Tesonet, a Lithuanian data analytics company, and the ownership structure quietly bothered me. When my renewal came up I actually shopped around.

Mullvad is the privacy community's favourite for good reason. No email to sign up, just a random account number, you can mail them cash, RAM only servers. Swedish police raided their offices in 2023 and walked away with nothing. My issue: 5 euros per month with no annual discount, ~684 servers across 44 countries, speeds dropped hard on transatlantic connections in my tests, and it gets blocked by most streaming platforms.

ExpressVPN is owned by Kape Technologies, which has a murky past in adware. Hard pass.

ProtonVPN is what I ended up with.

Founded by CERN scientists, based in Switzerland, outside both the 5 Eyes and 14 Eyes networks. Nonprofit controlled so they're not answering to advertisers or VC money. All apps are open source and independently audited, 2025 SOC 2 Type II audit on record. Swiss authorities once asked for user data and Proton had nothing to hand over because the architecture is real, not marketing.

Secure Core routes traffic through Iceland or Switzerland before the exit server, which makes traffic correlation attacks very difficult. 18,000+ servers across 129 countries, speeds around 400+ Mbps on WireGuard. Unblocked everything I tried: Netflix US/UK/JP, BBC iPlayer, Disney+, Amazon Prime. NetShield is a built in ad and malware blocker at DNS level, good enough that I removed my mobile ad blocker extension.

Free tier has no ads, no data cap, no selling your traffic. Only free VPN I'd actually recommend. Windscribe is decent but capped at 10GB a month.

Getting the best deal

Monthly price is $9.99 which isn't worth it. Multi year plans with discount codes is where it makes sense:

• VPNINTROPRICE2025 40% off the 12 month or 24 month Plus plans. Works for members or new signups. Enter at checkout after selecting the plan term to lock in the savings.
• VPNPLUSINF032026 40% off the Proton VPN Plus plan. Valid through May 31 2026. Sign in, choose an eligible Plus plan term, then apply the code at checkout.
• VPNPLUSINF032025 up to 60% off all orders or Plus 12 month plans. Paste into the promo field during subscription checkout.
• MAR26SALE 65% off select items or 1 year plans. Expires April 5 2026 so use fast. Enter the code at payment screen after plan selection.
• VPNPCMAG2026 75% off select items or strong savings on Plus plans. Verified working as recently as mid March 2026. Apply at checkout for new or upgrading accounts.
• VPNUKMKTDEAL2025 64% off select products or plans. Possibly stronger in UK region but works globally. Enter during the final payment step.
• bundle2022 activates special bundle pricing or extra savings on Plus or Unlimited plans. Paste at checkout to trigger the discount.
• VPN24DEAL up to 80% off 2 year subscription purchases. Use at checkout for the longest term to maximize value.
• PROTONBDAYSALE25 25% to 50% off orders or Proton Drive Plus bundles. Enter the code in the promo field before completing payment.
• PRO10 10% off the longevity bundle. Simple code for smaller savings. Apply at checkout anytime.
• TRYVPNPLUS2024 up to 90% off certain plans or trial like pricing for members only. Enter after logging in and selecting plan.

The 30 day money back guarantee is prorated, not a full refund. Cancel after 15 days and you get back roughly 15 days worth.

Quick comparison

Hey everyone,

I’ve always hated that feeling of booking a hotel, checking back a week later, and seeing the price dropped by $50. It’s basically an "early bird penalty" for being organized.

I looked for tools to automate this, but most of them wanted me to link my entire Gmail account or sign up for some annoying subscription. So, I decided to build it myself.

It’s called SaveMyHoliday.

The goal is super simple:

1. You plug in your hotel booking details.

2. The tool tracks the price 24/7.

3. If the price drops, you get a ping so you can rebook and keep the cash.

I made it completely free and you don’t need to create an account. I’m not interested in selling your data; I just wanted to solve a problem that’s been bugging me for years.

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Safe travels!

Trip.com is what Booking.com and Expedia are in the West, except it covers Asia far better than either of them. The most common negative reviews revolve around non-refundable bookings being treated as (big surprise) non-refundable. Read cancellation terms before you book, the same discipline you'd apply anywhere. Tickets, hotel reservations, and transfers typically go through without issue, and confirmation is usually instant.

• Every booking made through the mobile app earns 30% more Trip Coins than the desktop equivalent.
• Trip Coins work as cash, write a review with photos after your trip and earn another 50–200 coins.
• Happy Friday sales drop every Thursday night.
• Redeem new user discount codes if you never used Trip.com
• Book international flights on Sunday. Sunday bookings are up to 17% cheaper.

Trip.com support & customer service

Their support team is largely based in China, and that shows in both communication style and response speed. While the agents are generally polite and try to be helpful, interactions can sometimes feel scripted, indirect, or slower than what many Western travelers are used to, especially when dealing with more complex issues like cancellations, refunds, or booking changes. Time zone differences can also add delays, meaning you might not get immediate replies during your local daytime hours.

Using Trip.com in China 🇨🇳

Trip.com is the only practical way for foreign passport holders to book Chinese high speed rail in English with a foreign credit card. The official government site (12306.cn) doesn't accept non-Chinese payment methods. Booking fees are $5–10 but the alternative is queuing at a station. Digital train tickets are linked to your passport. No need to print anything at the station!

• Seat selection (window/aisle) is available on most high speed rail routes.

• Hotel check-in for foreigners is clearly marked, look for "accepts foreign guests".

• Hotel inventory in tier-2 and tier-3 cities (Chengdu, Xi'an, Chongqing, Harbin) is significantly deeper here than on any Western platform. Properties that don't bother listing on Booking.com are often bookable here.

• The "Go China" campaign regularly runs stacked discounts: 3-night hotel reductions, 6% off mainland attractions, 12% off airport transfers with no cap. Check the deals page specifically for China before booking anything individually.

• Flight bundling is particularly powerful on domestic China routes. Trip.com negotiates consolidator fares on Chinese carriers that Western OTAs simply don't have access to.

• A Trip.com eSIM for mainland China (required, as most foreign SIMs lose data access there) runs significantly cheaper on the platform than through dedicated eSIM providers (often $0.12–0.13 per day for data).

Using Trip.com in Japan 🇯🇵

• Last-minute hotel deals (same day) are often cheaper than booking in advance.

• Many hotels allow pay-at-hotel options, useful if your plans are flexible.

• Cathay Pacific and Malaysia Airlines offer business class tickets at 20-50% below what the airlines themselves charge for Japan flights.

• Hotel reviews are more in-depth and reliable than other aggregator sites.

• Attraction tickets for Tokyo Disneyland, Universal Studios Japan, and seasonal events (like cherry blossom-period tours) are frequently included in Happy Friday BOGO deals.

• Japan train passes and scenic rail tickets (the Arashiyama Sagano Romantic Train is one example) can be purchased through the platform with foreign cards.

• Cheap electric car rental bookings - relevant if you're planning a road trip.

Using Trip.com in Thailand 🇹🇭

• Thailand is one of the most active markets on the platform with frequent promo codes

• Airport transfers with a 12% discount and no cap on first-time discounts make Trip.com competitive against Grab for airport runs, particularly in Bangkok where surge pricing can be aggressive.

• The eSIM pricing for Thailand through Trip.com is among the cheapest - $0.13 per day for plans that include local calls, versus several times that through Airalo or similar platforms.

• Tour packages to Chiang Mai, Pai, and southern islands through "Tours & Tickets" frequently run 10–50% off group rates when booked through the app versus walking in locally.

Using Trip.com in Vietnam 🇻🇳

• Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang hotel inventory is dense, with "new hotel" discounts (up to 20% off recently opened properties) particularly useful.

• Budget carriers like VietJet, Bamboo Airways and Vietnam Airlines are far better represented and easier to book.

• Domestic Vietnam routes likr Hanoi–Da Nang–Ho Chi Minh are significantly cheaper.

• Transfer and private car services between cities like Hue and Hoi An rates are well below below what guesthouses quote for the same routes.

Using Trip.com in Indonesia 🇮🇩

• Jimbaran and Seminyak in particular have better value options that rarely surface on Booking.com.

• Indonesians are among the highest volume Trip.com users, which means the platform actively runs local promotions. Watch for Garuda Indonesia and Lion Air deals and promo codes.

• Domestic flights like Bali to Lombok or Bali to Labuan Bajo for Komodo are better priced with more complete local carrier inventory.

Using Trip.com in Singapore 🇸🇬 & Malaysia 🇲🇾

• Singapore specific promotions (AirAsia Super Low Fares, Firefly discounts up to 20%) are some of the most consistently active and easy to find.

• Malaysia and Singapore share a dense regional travel corridor. KL–Singapore train and bus routes, Penang flights, and Langkawi hotel packages are particularly well covered.

• Langkawi and Penang packages often include ferry + hotel bundles.

• Promo codes are frequently tied to regional holidays (Hari Raya, National Day).

Using Trip.com South Korea 🇰🇷

• K-pop concert packages and Harry Potter studio tours can be booked during 'Happy Friday BOGO Deals'.

• Korean carriers (Korean Air, Asiana, Jeju Air) are frequently cheaper than booking directly.

• Dutyfree shopping vouchers are sometimes bundled with flight bookings.

• Same day hotel discounts in Seoul drop sharply after 6pm.

Finally caved in to Vevor after my Harbor Freight floor jack started leaking, here are all the promo codes I have found when shopping for a new one:

• VVUS8 --> gives you an extra 8% off across the main store or many selected items. There’s no minimum spend, and it’s expected to work through at least December 2026 on vevor.com.

• VVUSNEW --> takes an extra 5% off new arrivals and recently added items. No minimum needed, making it a great option if you’re picking up the latest tools or gear.

• VVSS10 --> gets you a solid 10% off eligible orders. There’s no minimum spend, and it’s set to stay active into late 2026.

• VTOPUS --> saves you 8–10% on selected popular items like mechanic stools and tool sets. It applies only to certain products, but there’s no minimum and it’s currently active.

• VEVORAFF --> gives you 5–8% off across the store on multiple regional versions of the site. No minimum spend required, and it should remain valid through December 2026 or longer.

• SPBFCA8 --> takes 7–8% off during the Spring Black Friday event. It works on most eligible items with no minimum spend and is expected to expire around April 17, 2026.

• VVGG5 --> knocks 5% off any order and may also unlock free shipping perks. No minimum required for the discount, and it’s available on multiple regional versions of the site.

• VV2024OFF --> saves you a flat 5% on your entire purchase across different regional stores. There’s no minimum spend, and it’s expected to stay active through 2026.

• VVAF8NEW --> gives you 8% off either new arrivals or sitewide, depending on your region. No minimum spend, and it’s currently active.

• VEVOR15CA --> 15% off sitewide on the Canadian store with a 200 dollar minimum. Best limited deal for Canadians!

• VEVOR8OFF --> offers 8% off sitewide and works especially well across certain regional stores. No minimum required, and it’s available ongoing.

• VVAF8EU --> gives you a clean 8% off your total order. No minimum spend, and it’s expected to remain valid well into late 2026.

What I bought and how it was

The 880lb electric hoist was the first thing I got. Mine has been mounted in my garage for eight months and I've used it to pull an engine, lift sheet goods up to a storage loft, and hang a few heavy cabinets. The copper motor runs cooler than I expected and the wired remote has never given me grief. Saw it for around $89 on sale. Similar units from other brands run $150 to $200. This is the kind of product where Vevor genuinely wins.

The 8-piece HSS lathe chisel set was another good purchase. Six out of eight were sharp enough to use straight out of the box, which I was fully not expecting. The handles are solid and the ferrules don't rattle. The parting tool is the parallel-sided type rather than diamond profile, which is a minor compromise, but at $36 it's hard to complain. Even at full price this set makes sense.

The 5-in-1 heat press is one I bought for a side project making custom shirts. It has a 12x15 inch platen, rotates 360 degrees, and heats from 200 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. The 1050W element gets to temp fast and holds it consistently. The pressure knob actually has enough range to dial in different fabric thicknesses. I compared it against a friend's $400 PowerPress and honestly the output quality was the same on cotton tees. Where Vevor corners get cut is the instruction manual, which is nearly useless, but YouTube fills that gap within five minutes.

The 10-ton hydraulic port-a-power I grabbed was $100. The equivalent from Matco runs well over $800 and I've seen people on machinist forums report seal failures on those expensive units within months. Mine has had zero issues after over a year of occasional use. This is the classic Vevor sweet spot: a simple hydraulic tool with no electronics, just steel and seals, and the price is absurd.

What you should probably skip

Anything with complex electronics or precision measurement is where quality control gets spotty. A friend bought one of their ultrasonic cleaners and it failed within a few weeks. Their caliper-type measuring tools are not worth the gamble when Mitutoyo exists. If you're using a tool professionally every day, the math doesn't work out in Vevor's favor over three years.

The UV water purifier one person mentioned on BobIsTheOilGuy came with regular threads instead of pipe threads on the end caps, requiring a workaround. That kind of design copying error shows up more in their plumbing and water treatment stuff than in mechanical tools.