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his own videos
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Short answer
Coupon codes run most weeks on the channel, and at least twice in September 2026 a deadline was extended after it passed, once described on air as a flash extension. That is the practice on the record, in his own videos. The company has not published a rule on when a deadline is firm or how reference prices are set; until it does, this page reports the practice and does not describe a policy. 12
What is on the record
Coupon codes are a constant on the channel, and at least one description advertised a final deadline that was then briefly extended. That is common in online course marketing and it is the practice critics point to: a deadline that moves is a sales device, not a deadline. 1
In his own videos
September 22, 2026: a coupon code expired the night before after a flash extension, done because Meta’s stock had a big day. 2
September 2, 2026: the coupon code was extended again, described as a last chance to bundle lifetime access.
Coupons are constant on the channel and deadlines have been extended; that is on the record in his own videos. The company has not published a rule, and this page reports the practice rather than a policy.
Simply put
✅ What the record shows
➡️ Coupon codes run most weeks. At least twice in September 2026 a deadline was extended, once as a flash extension after a good day for Meta.
✅ What to take from it
➡️ Deadlines have been extended before. The company has not published a rule on when they are firm.
Sources
Kevin on YouTube, "The Morning After: Trump at UN, Iran, AI Stocks, Agentic AI" (2026-09-22), at 2:33:52: “we had the Metaballs coupon code expire last night, which was a little flash extension we did because Meta just did so well yesterday” Watch from 2:33:52
Kevin on YouTube, "Why the Trump Economy Hasn't Crashed Yet (It's Down to ONE Stat)" (2026-09-02), at 0:00: “we have to extend the coupon code for the Meet Kevin membership. Last chance here to bundle and get that lifetime access” Watch from 0:00
