Commercial transparency
Affiliate links
What commercial relationships ibrahingil.com has, where they are, and how they are labelled.
This is a translation. In case of any discrepancy, the Spanish version prevails.
A commercial relationship, explained plainly.
An affiliate link is a link that earns Ibrahin a commission if someone buys after following it. It does not raise the price you pay: the commission comes out of the seller’s margin, not your pocket.
What is active today.
ibrahingil.com takes part in the Amazon Associates programme in Spain. Links to Amazon carry the identifier ibrahingil0c-21, which is what lets Amazon attribute the purchase. The commission is 2.5% on mobile electronics and 3% on computing, and it only counts if you buy within 24 hours of the click. The exact, current rates are in Amazon’s own table.
There is no advertising, no sponsorship, no brand-paid content, and no gifted or loaned products. That is, today, the site’s only source of income.
Note that the links go to amazon.es, the Spanish store. This site is written from Spain, for people living in Spain, and that includes the English version.
Where those links are, exactly.
Only in these articles, and always grouped under the heading Where to buy it:
- How to choose accessories that are actually worth it
- A laptop for working and using AI
- A phone that lasts for years
- Phones that last: what each brand promises
- Your PC can’t run Windows 11: what to buy without overpaying
- Which tablet to buy, and when an iPad is worth it
- Which Kindle to buy, and when a Kobo is better
- How to back up your phone properly
- How to free up space on your phone without deleting photos
- How to store your passwords safely
Nowhere else on the site is there a link that pays. Every paid link is labelled “paid link” beside it, before you click, and a single sentence above the block explains what happens if you buy.
Why they open a search and not one specific model.
No device has been tested here. Recommending a model that has never been held would be a lie, and prices and stock change every week. So the link opens an Amazon search using the criteria the guide has just explained: the wattage, the memory, the capacity. The criterion is the recommendation; you pick the model.
If a specific product is ever recommended, it will be because it was used, and it will say so in those words.
The commission does not decide the recommendation.
No guide has been written, or will be changed, so that it pays more. The evidence is in plain sight: of the eight buying guides published, two carry no paying link at all, because there was nothing honest to link to.
If a product is a bad buy, that is what it will say, commission or no commission.
Disclosure required by Amazon.
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
What happens to your data if you follow one.
ibrahingil.com sets no tracking cookies and does not know what you buy. When you follow a link and leave for Amazon, it is Amazon that records the visit, with its own cookies and under its own privacy policy. What Ibrahin receives afterwards is an aggregate report: how many purchases and in which category, never who.
The purchase is made with the retailer.
Payment, delivery, warranty and after-sales support are Amazon’s responsibility, or that of the marketplace seller. Ibrahin plays no part in those terms, handles no returns, and has no access to your order.
If you spot an incorrect label or have any doubts, write to contacto@ibrahingil.com. Any new commercial relationship will be published on this page before it goes live.