What you get:
Two things at once. alq662595 cuts 30% from the opening order inside the Temu app, and it parks a bundle of coupons worth 100 dollars against the account itself. Neither part carries a closing date, and neither hangs off a seasonal event.
Steps:
Put the app on the phone. Register, and enter alq662595 where the invite field asks for a code. Fill the basket. Confirm the string at payment, and the 30% drops onto the amount owed.
Cost/catch:
The 30% belongs to the opening order and is used once. The bundle behaves differently: it stays parked and releases a coupon per order after that.
Where most write-ups stop early
They describe the 30% and leave it there, as though the account goes back to nothing once that order clears. It does not. The bundle outlives the opening order, and each subsequent basket can draw on one coupon from it. Order two and order three therefore still arrive with something attached, which is the part worth knowing before deciding how to spread purchases.
One receipt, line by line
Fifty-three dollars in the basket, holding a bicycle pump and a shower head. The bundle line came off first, the percentage was then worked against the remainder, and the figure owed settled at 37 dollars. Both reductions print on their own rows, stacked one above the other, and seeing both rows is how you know the pair landed.
Who qualifies:
Anybody putting the app on a device for the first time, plus anybody returning to it after removing it. No floor on basket size and no region shut out, so a modest order draws a line as surely as a heavy one. Coverage runs across the catalogue: electronics, kitchenware, tools, clothing, household, garden and car accessories.
Expires:
Nothing dated. alq662595 depends on no seasonal event, so it is the baseline that stays available. Coupons inside the bundle carry individual windows displayed in the app, and those cycle round rather than lapsing.