<span class=””>Coupon codes shared on forums are worth treating with caution for two reasons: they’re often affiliate links disguised as helpful tips, and they frequently expire without the poster updating them. What actually works with Temu’s discount structure is understanding how the codes stack — some apply to first orders only, some have minimum spend thresholds, and some exclude certain categories. The “40% off” headline often has a cap, so on a small order the effective discount is much lower than advertised. Also worth noting: creating new accounts to reuse first-order codes usually violates the terms and can get orders cancelled. There’s a discussion on </span>
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<span class=””> about evaluating promotional offers based on real value rather than headline numbers — the point about reading the caps was well-made. Did the code actually work?</span>