Who sits behind these pages
This is a small editorial desk writing about affiliate programmes in Bangladesh. We are not an operator, not an agency and not a programme: we read what programmes publish, check what can be checked, and write down which is which.
The reason this desk exists is narrow. Partner programmes in this market are documented almost entirely by people paid to recommend them, and the numbers in those reviews are copied from each other until nobody can say where they started. A page that says «we could not confirm this» is less satisfying and more useful.
How a page here gets written
We check against the source
A figure belongs on a page only if it came from the programme’s own site, and the page says on what date it was read there. Reposted numbers age invisibly.
We write the gaps down
Where a programme’s own domain refuses us, we say we could not verify rather than borrowing somebody else’s claim. Two of the programmes we cover have no cabinet address we can confirm, and those pages say so plainly.
We do not link to competitors
Addresses appear as text. We are paid through one link, and it is not theirs.
We publish the disclosure, not hide it
Every page that recommends anything says who pays for the desk.
- 1Read the source
The programme’s own pages, in full, in one sitting — not the summary somebody else wrote about them.
- 2Separate claim from fact
What they state, what they show, and what simply is not there. The third group is the one that ends up quoted everywhere else.
- 3Date everything
Each figure gets the day it was read. A rate without a date is a rumour with good manners.
- 4Say what is missing
The gap goes on the page in words, in the place where the number would have been.
What never appears here
What never appears here
- Ratings out of five, invented in a spreadsheet.
- Licence numbers copied from another review.
- Bonus terms we could not open at the source.
- Authors who do not exist, with ten years of experience.
What you can rely on
- Every figure carries the date it was read.
- Cabinet addresses appear as text, never as a link.
- Where a check failed, the page says so in a sentence.
- The one link that pays for this desk is marked on every page.
How this desk is paid
This site earns through a partner link to lilbet. If a reader opens an account through it, the desk is paid. That arrangement does not change what we write about anyone else — but you are entitled to know it before you weigh a recommendation.
It also sets a limit we keep: we do not sell placements, links or reviews on these pages. There is one commercial link on this site, it is the same on every page, and it is the one disclosed here.