Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 28 July 2026

In plain terms: Khaldora earns money from some of the links on the pages it operates. If you click one and then buy something, we may receive a commission. You never pay more because of it.

1. What an affiliate link is

An affiliate link is a normal link with a tracking identifier attached. When you click it, the merchant or affiliate network records that you arrived through us — usually by setting a cookie on their own domain. If you then make a purchase or complete a qualifying action, we are credited a commission by the merchant, paid out of their margin.

2. What it costs you

Nothing. The price you pay is the merchant's price, identical to what you would pay going to them directly. The commission comes from the merchant, not from you. In some cases an affiliate arrangement gives you a discount you would not otherwise have.

3. Advertising and sponsored content

Some of the pages we operate are advertisements, and some are reached through paid advertising on platforms such as Meta, Google, Microsoft and TikTok. Where content is sponsored, or where a commercial relationship exists beyond a standard affiliate arrangement, we identify it on the page concerned.

4. Our relationship with the merchants

We are not the seller. We do not manufacture, stock, ship or support the products we promote, and we are not a party to your purchase. The merchant is responsible for the product, its description, pricing, delivery, warranty and refunds — direct any such issue to them. Our Terms of Use set this out in full.

5. Opinions and claims

Where we express an opinion about a product, it is our own, and receiving a commission does not oblige us to be positive. Statements about results, earnings or outcomes — ours or anyone else's — are illustrative and not a guarantee of what you will experience. Testimonials reflect the experience of the individual concerned and are not typical results.

6. Why this page exists

Publishing this is required of us. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255) require material connections between an endorser and a seller to be disclosed clearly and conspicuously; comparable rules apply elsewhere, including the UK CAP Code and the EU Unfair Commercial Practices Directive. We also publish it because you are entitled to know how we are paid.

7. Data

Affiliate tracking involves cookies and identifiers set by the networks and merchants concerned. How that works, and how to control it, is covered in our Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy.

8. Contact

Questions about this disclosure: khaldora@gmail.com.