Victoria's Secret has for Rewards Members (free to join): Select Victoria's Secret Pink Underwear (various styles) on sale at 10 for $35. Shipping is free on $50+ orders for rewards members.
Thanks to community member BaraboomX for finding this deal.
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Victoria's Secret has for Rewards Members (free to join): Select Victoria's Secret Pink Underwear (various styles) on sale at 10 for $35. Shipping is free on $50+ orders for rewards members.
Thanks to community member BaraboomX for finding this deal.
The issue stems not from browsers but from the SD site itself. The way how SD posts links on here is:
visible url link => referral site => real site. Essentially, this is how they monetize on click-throughs as far as I can tell.
A very easy workaround in Firefox is:
Right click on the link and do 'Copy link without site tracking'.
Then paste what you just copied into a new tab and it will work any time and all the time regardless whether you have adblock or not.
SD has been breaking all their links by encrypting their hyperlinks. Everything is now obfuscated so you can't tell where links are taking you, most likely to collect more redirection revenue
It's kind of a sad story actually. The man that started Victoria's Secret, did so because he did not like buying his wifes undergarments in dingy stores or department stores. So he wanted to create an upscale space, inspired by the Victorian stores in England. Sadly, the company expanded rapidly but took a turn for the worst and he ended up selling it for just 1 million dollars. After that, he had a series of business failures and his wife divorced him. 16 years after he started Victoria's Secret, he committed suicide by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge.
You can whitelist the domain (web address) of the site itself, temporarily if you are going to purchase, then once complete simply remove site from whitelist and all is back to normal. If you have things like Ublock, privacy badger, decentraleyes, etc you will run into this often.
they redirect to multiple pages to collect all referrals they could. you can just keep whitelisting forever. the only page slickdeals got me is costco.com since i would careless about it because costco didnt give them a dime for it. most of the time. i would use their original direct links using my own trick.
The issue stems not from browsers but from the SD site itself. The way how SD posts links on here is:
visible url link => referral site => real site. Essentially, this is how they monetize on click-throughs as far as I can tell.
A very easy workaround in Firefox is: Right click on the link and do 'Copy link without site tracking'.
Then paste what you just copied into a new tab and it will work any time and all the time regardless whether you have adblock or not.
Jokes on them. The IS at work doesn't allow me to click links through SD because of this. I end just googling it and purchasing directly.
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Essentially, her secret is this: she was invented by a man.
read the history and listen to the song on YT someone wrote couple years ago.
It's kind of a sad story actually. The man that started Victoria's Secret, did so because he did not like buying his wifes undergarments in dingy stores or department stores. So he wanted to create an upscale space, inspired by the Victorian stores in England. Sadly, the company expanded rapidly but took a turn for the worst and he ended up selling it for just 1 million dollars. After that, he had a series of business failures and his wife divorced him. 16 years after he started Victoria's Secret, he committed suicide by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge.
The issue stems not from browsers but from the SD site itself. The way how SD posts links on here is:
visible url link => referral site => real site. Essentially, this is how they monetize on click-throughs as far as I can tell.
A very easy workaround in Firefox is: Right click on the link and do 'Copy link without site tracking'.
That doesn't work anymore since all hyperlinks are encrypted now. It's all just jargon until redirected
SD has been breaking all their links by encrypting their hyperlinks. Everything is now obfuscated so you can't tell where links are taking you, most likely to collect more redirection revenue
100% and it's pretty annoying because you have no idea where the redirects are going or what they are doing in the background.
My VPN nixes every single "see deal" link because of this
Joined club thing. Still wants to charge 8$ shipping
You need 14 pairs to hit the $50 minimum for free shipping. Thankfully you don't have to buy them in sets of 20 to get the deal, but yeah the deal is more like 14 pairs for $50.40
That doesn't work anymore since all hyperlinks are encrypted now. It's all just jargon until redirected
yeah, looks like they adjusted pretty quick...
Now, its a server-side response and this response contains the refferer's site + a real site..
I think greasemonkey extension might help but it has to be coded to filter out referral links...
Much better solution now is:
1) identify retailer's URL (or name) from the context.
2) manually dial to seller's URL
3) enter discount codes etc...
it's a bit inconvenient but eliminates the risk of having your private session info sent to CCP or anything like that.
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visible url link => referral site => real site. Essentially, this is how they monetize on click-throughs as far as I can tell.
A very easy workaround in Firefox is:
Right click on the link and do 'Copy link without site tracking'.
Then paste what you just copied into a new tab and it will work any time and all the time regardless whether you have adblock or not.
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visible url link => referral site => real site. Essentially, this is how they monetize on click-throughs as far as I can tell.
A very easy workaround in Firefox is:
Right click on the link and do 'Copy link without site tracking'.
Then paste what you just copied into a new tab and it will work any time and all the time regardless whether you have adblock or not.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank swgfanforlife
read the history and listen to the song on YT someone wrote couple years ago.
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visible url link => referral site => real site. Essentially, this is how they monetize on click-throughs as far as I can tell.
A very easy workaround in Firefox is:
Right click on the link and do 'Copy link without site tracking'.
My VPN nixes every single "see deal" link because of this
Now, its a server-side response and this response contains the refferer's site + a real site..
I think greasemonkey extension might help but it has to be coded to filter out referral links...
Much better solution now is:
1) identify retailer's URL (or name) from the context.
2) manually dial to seller's URL
3) enter discount codes etc...
it's a bit inconvenient but eliminates the risk of having your private session info sent to CCP or anything like that.
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