Trust & Safety

In an age filled with fake deals and scam messages, we want you to feel confident using every coupon. This page explains 1stCoupon's safety promises, shows you how to spot common scams, and tells you what to do if something looks suspicious.

Things 1stCoupon Will Never Do

How to Spot Fake Deals and Scams

Fake deal scams are everywhere. Keep these warning signs in mind and you'll be able to avoid the vast majority of them:

• Asking you to pay a "handling fee", "deposit", or "tax" before you can claim a deal — real deals never require upfront payment.
• A link whose domain doesn't match the official brand (for example, impersonating Klook or Agoda but using a strange URL) — always check the domain before clicking.
• Requesting credit card, bank, or password details under the pretense of "verifying your identity" — legitimate platforms never ask for this.
• A discount too good to be true, combined with artificial urgency like "5 minutes left" or "only 1 spot remaining" pushing you to act immediately.
• Deal links sent via unknown SMS, social media DMs, or suspicious email — don't click; verify instead through the official website.

How 1stCoupon Protects You

• We work exclusively with official partners (Klook, Trip.com, KKday, Agoda, and others) and do not list deals from unverified sources.
• We run automated daily checks on all coupon links — expired or broken links are removed automatically, reducing the risk of dead ends or redirects to suspicious pages.
• The entire site uses HTTPS encrypted connections to protect your browsing data.

Found Something Suspicious or a Broken Deal?

If you come across an expired coupon, a suspicious link, or any message impersonating 1stCoupon on this site, please email us right away. Your report helps us protect other users faster.