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Living in Germany, one of the things about DNS-level adblocking is: It SILENTLY obstructs a lot of the payback, reward and coupon programs. For example, the bi
by rdsubhas 1y ago
Living in Germany, one of the things about DNS-level adblocking is: It SILENTLY obstructs a lot of the payback, reward and coupon programs.
For example, the biggest country-wide payback program is payback.de, and their most of their coupon multiplier links here – https://www.payback.de/coupons/info https://www.payback.de/coupons/info – will be clickable, but silently not work after you purchase.
Adblocking is good, but I prefer when it's controlled and I can just open an incognito window or disable it temporarily when I need them, for whatever reason.
- cyberbolt23 1y agoThen use a browser adblocker that you can disable when needed.
- Eduard 1y ago> For example, the biggest country-wide payback program is payback.de, and their most of their coupon multiplier links here – https://www.payback.de/coupons/info https://www.payback.de/coupons/info – will be clickable, but silently not work after you purchase. I don't understand this claim. Payback coupons have to be activated before purchase, so even if somehow that link wouldn't work anymore after a purchase it'd be too late anyway to have the coupon applied. Can you elaborate or provide links for more information?