About us
Who runs Reviewtal, what earns a place on the board, and how the site pays for itself.
Reviewtal is a coupon board. Retailers put an offer up, the offer carries the date it runs out, and on that date it leaves the board. Everything else about how this site works comes out of that one habit.
No algorithm decides what sits at the top. No agency sells that position. One person reads what the merchant feeds bring in, throws most of it out, rewrites the headline in plain English, and publishes what is left with the end date attached.
Run by one person
reviewtal.com is published by Hammad Qaiser, House No 78/2, Lane 17, Phase 7, Khy-e-Badar, DHA, Karachi, Pakistan. The offers are for shoppers buying in the United States and every price on the board is in US dollars; the person reading them works from Karachi. It is one publisher — not a network of look-alike sites and not a retailer in disguise. The registered detail is on the imprint, and the contact page reaches exactly the same inbox that wrote this page.
What earns a place on the board
- A date. If a retailer will not say when a promotion ends, the most useful column on the card is empty. Undated offers are the exception here, not the rule, and when one has no date the card says so in plain words rather than inventing one.
- A US shopper’s offer. The feeds are worldwide; this board is not. Anything priced in another currency, written in another language or restricted to another country is dropped at the door.
- Conditions we can read. A minimum spend, a first-order rule, an excluded range — whatever the retailer told its network goes on the front of the card, not in six-point type underneath it.
- Nothing outside the lines. Vaping and tobacco, cannabis and CBD, adult goods, gambling, weapons, prescription medicine and high-cost credit are not carried here and never will be.
Things you will not see on this board
No star ratings, because nobody has been surveyed. No “used 4,812 times today”, because nothing is counted that way. No badge claiming every code was re-tested at dawn, because nobody re-tests several hundred offers before breakfast and it is easier to describe the real routine than to invent a better one. No manufactured countdown to hurry you. Every number printed on this site — stores, offers, codes, percentages — was either counted in code from what is published or came straight out of the retailer’s own feed.
How it pays for itself
Most of the links here are tracked. If you take a code across and buy something, the retailer credits a referral fee. That fee comes out of the retailer’s margin, it never moves your price, and it buys nobody a bigger card or a higher rank. The long version is on the affiliate disclosure.
When it goes wrong
Feeds go stale. Retailers pull promotions without telling anybody. A code that worked at nine will sometimes be refused at ten. When that happens the fastest fix is a message: report a dead code and it comes off the board while it is checked. That report is the single most useful thing anyone sends in.