November is a useful time to review the advertising URLs in your SurfAholics TE account. The service’s published rules identify November as one of its quarterly cleanup months for links without assigned credits. A brief review can help you understand which campaigns you intend to keep using and which destinations need attention.
Start with the current official policy
Read the current SurfAholics TE Terms of Service before making account decisions. The published quarterly cleanup provision names November, February, May and August. It does not provide an exact day in November, so do not plan around an invented cutoff date.
This is an advertising-link maintenance rule. It should not be confused with separate account inactivity rules or treated as a promise that every URL will remain available. If your account view or a current official notice raises a question, use the service’s normal help route for clarification.
Inspect credits assigned to each URL
Your overall account credit balance and the credits assigned to an individual advertising URL are different things to inspect. Review the actual list of advertising URLs and the assignment shown beside each one. Do not assume a positive overall balance proves every listed URL has assigned credits.
If you use an automatic allocation feature, review its actual effect in your account. A percentage setting alone is not proof that a particular URL meets the current policy. Follow the platform’s current instructions and verify what the saved account view shows.
Open the destination as a visitor
Check each URL you are considering for continued advertising. Does the page open correctly? Is the offer still available? Does the main call to action lead where the visitor expects? Review the page on a narrow screen as well as on a computer.
A working address can still be an unsuitable campaign destination. An old seasonal message, a retired resource or an unfinished form may need attention before you assign more advertising exposure. Keep the review focused on what a visitor can actually use.
Work through three example URLs
Imagine your list contains an active educational guide, an expired seasonal offer and a campaign still under construction. These are examples rather than descriptions of your actual account.
For the educational guide, check that its content and links remain useful, then decide whether it still supports your current goal. For the expired offer, decide whether the campaign should be retired or whether a genuinely relevant replacement destination exists. Do not silently send visitors to an unrelated offer.
For the unfinished campaign, complete and test the promised experience before deciding to advertise it. Keeping an unfinished URL in a list is not the same as having a page ready for visitors. Record your decision for each example so you know why you kept, paused or retired a campaign.
Make account changes deliberately
Use the platform’s normal controls and read any confirmation carefully. Before a removal you cannot undo, keep the information you need to recreate your own campaign, such as its public address and purpose. Never include passwords or private subscriber details in a campaign note.
If you assign credits, check the saved result on the intended URL. Do not treat this checklist as a guarantee against cleanup or as an instruction to keep every old campaign. The right decision depends on the current rules and the campaigns you want to operate.
Finish with a short review
Check the official policy, inspect each URL’s assigned credits, test the destination, and record a clear campaign decision. Those steps cover different questions; none should be replaced by simply reading your overall credit balance.
Repeat the review when your offers change and during future quarterly cleanup months. A manageable list of useful destinations is easier to maintain than a long list you no longer recognize. Start with one URL today and verify that its purpose, destination and account settings still match your intentions.