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Classic is free to use. A few of its links are affiliate links, which help pay for the site. Here's what that means for you.
Last updated: September 18, 2026
What's an affiliate link?
When you click an affiliate link and then buy something, the store pays me a small commission. It costs you nothing extra: prices are the same whether you use the link or not. The money helps pay for the server, the domain and improvements to Classic.
Which links are affiliate links?
- Amazon (in the Shop/Buy box). As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
- eBay (in the Shop/Buy box), through the eBay Partner Network.
- Hotels, Expedia, Vrbo and Trip.com (in the Travel box), through the Expedia Group affiliate program and CJ Affiliate.
Links change from time to time, so it's safest to assume any shopping or travel link could be an affiliate link.
Does this change what's on the page?
No. Most links on Classic earn nothing at all. They're here because they're useful.
Your privacy
When you click an affiliate link, the affiliate network may set a cookie so the store knows the visit came from Classic. For everything Classic itself collects, see the Privacy Policy.
Questions?
Email [email protected]. I read every message.