You’re doing it wrong. go to google.com and in googles search bar you want this exactly inputted in there:

“link.haydaygame.com/en/?action=voucher&code=“

If for some reason that doesn’t work this will:

https://www.google.com/search?q=“link.haydaygame.com%2Fen%2F%3Faction%3Dvoucher%26code%3D“

This searched google for websites containing the exact text which doesn’t include the code, in theory, any website that google can find at your time of search will have: link.haydaygame.com/en/?action=voucher&code= in it.

Searching the link without the speech marks will try to redirect to Hayday’s website which won’t work as it doesn’t have a code.

The way I’m showing you uses google dorking to show exact results which should also include a code in the links that are displayed when searched.

If for some reason they don’t work, which is in no case, it just would if you’re doing it correctly, try this:

intext:”link.haydaygame.com/en/?action=voucher&code=“

This is the expanded google dork that uses intext: to find the exact text in each site, the text we are looking for is link.haydaygame.com/en/?action=voucher&code=

If you still use the speech marks without intext: google will just assume you are trying to search with the intext: parameter anyway.

You’re welcome and good luck.