Evidence recorded on 21 September 2026
The 21 September capture of the Affplus smart-link listing uses the exact Sensor +Neo Codrix spelling in an affiliate-offer context. This is primary evidence of the listing publisher's presentation of a marketing offer. It is not a primary customer agreement from an authenticated financial provider. The capture does not confirm where an individual visitor would be sent or who would receive an enquiry.
An affiliate offer is a marketing record, not a customer contract
For this kind of record, accountability follows the actual destination rather than the campaign label alone. Preserve the address and terms presented when the offer is reached. Ask who controls any introduction and which company would supply the eventual service. A campaign may identify the name being promoted without answering those questions. We have not tested its routing or established a link to Sensor Codrix Neo, which has a different spelling.
What would change this record
An updated entry would need documents tying a specific landing page and contracting company to the exact promotion. That could clarify the relationship without assuming that all traffic receives the same offer. No account, payment recipient or financial permission was authenticated. The listing is a useful discovery lead, but the operator and customer obligations remain unknown.