Sunday was so quiet that even Rafinaad decided not to work the sweet way, but just dump half the catalog onto the floor. Ryzhik’s on duty, the networks are dozing, and finance is sweeping up after itself with its tail.
🧹 Rafinaad went full financial cleanup
In 24 hours, 34 offers got yeeted from the catalog, and almost the entire purge was finance. This kind of spring-cleaning is what you expect from your wardrobe, not from an affiliate on a Sunday. T-Bank, T-Mobile, T-Insurance — everyone got hit indiscriminately, like someone smashed `delete` and went to drink tea.
🏦 T-Bank lost an entire storefront
They pulled a whole stack at once: cash loan, mortgage-backed loan, internet acquiring, sole proprietor registration, Drive credit card, plus a whole zoo of blogger versions. T-Bank today looks like nobody removed offers from it — more like someone hurriedly relabeled the warehouse sign.
📱 T-Mobile didn’t survive Sunday either
T-Mobile got removed from Rafinaad’s catalog. No big numbers, no dramatic percentages — just pulled, end of story. On days like this, you really see it: if a network decides to go silent, it doesn’t explain itself, it just clears the whole thing out by the roots and keeps moving.
🎯 Blogger versions didn’t save the day either
The whole “for bloggers” crowd got caught in the blast too: DK Black, DK Drive MIR, Platinum, Junior, hotels, even the cashback variants and the glowing designs. Looks like someone in Rafinaad decided influencer packaging doesn’t sell today anymore — and hit pause with zero romance.
🏠 T-Insurance and Sber also went into the shadows
They pulled Casco from T-Insurance and SberPrime for 30 days. UralSib also swept its corner clean: RKO and the credit card disappeared. For the banks, Sunday wasn’t a day off — it was a sanitation day: clear the storefront first, then figure out how to live with what’s left.
🤷 No new offers, but at least the place is tidy
Bottom line — +0 / −34 offers, no payout movement, and goals stayed boring too. One of those days that says, “don’t rush, we just switched everything off.” A rare case where the silence in affiliate land is so loud you can hear the catalogs sadly folding their paws.