As recorded at collection: 20% off your first CodeGo package purchase and a free random box
As recorded at collection: CodeGo is a third-party proxy API service that provides official APIs on your behalf. It offers 20% off your first package purchase and one free random box to commenters. The free random boxes are limited to the first 100 people.
- What you get
- 80% of the list price on your first package purchase (20% off) · 1 free random box for commenters
- Price
- 80% of the list price on your first package purchase (20% off) · Random box draws start at 2.5 yuan
- Valid until
- To be confirmed
- Requirements
- If eligible for the first-purchase package discount, the reduced price appears automatically at checkout · Sign in using LinuxDo verification · Post your username or ID in a comment · The 100 free random boxes are available first come, first served · After redeeming a random box, open it manually on the random box page
Details
CodeGo is a third-party proxy API service that provides official APIs on your behalf. Your first package purchase is charged at 80% of the list price (20% off). Leave your username or ID in a comment to receive one free random box. Random boxes may contain monthly cards, credits, cards worth 0 times the official rate, and more. Each draw costs at least 2.5 yuan.
If you meet the first-purchase package requirements on https://shu26.cfd, the discounted price will appear automatically at checkout. To receive a free random box, sign in using LinuxDo verification and leave your username or ID in a comment. After redeeming the random box, you must open it yourself on the random box page.
The package discount applies only to the first purchase, and the 100 free random boxes are available first come, first served. At the time the post was published, a promotion offering random boxes for comments was underway. The end date needs to be confirmed.
Sources and verification history
- Collection channel
- linux.do
- Collected at
- August 28, 2026, 23:06 KST
- First published
- Updated
- Source
- linux.do/t/topic/2826256