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Money and shopping

Is this online coupon code a scam?

You will learn to tell a real coupon site from a sneaky one.

2 min read Always free

Some coupon sites are real. Some are made to trick you or steal your info.

A fake one may ask for too much. It might want your password or a payment to unlock a deal.

ChatGPT can help you think it through. You can describe the site and ask if it sounds safe.

You do not need to know tech words. Just tell it what you see in plain language.

Try this
  1. Open ChatGPT in your web browser.
  2. Describe the coupon site and what it is asking for.
  3. Ask what warning signs to watch for.
  4. Ask if a real deal would ever need your password.
A message you can copy

I found a coupon site called [site name]. It is asking me to [what it wants]. Can you tell me, in simple words, if this sounds safe or like a scam, and what warning signs I should watch for?

Paste it into ChatGPT, then change the words in brackets to fit you. It opens in a new tab, so you will not lose this page.

Buddy, your friendly guide
Buddy says

A real coupon never needs your password or a fee to use it.

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