Affiliate Program
Our Affiliate Program is a little different than many. You don't have to sign up for it. If you give your username to someone and they pay for a Membership, you get a referral. What you get depends on what type of account you have.
Free Accounts
Anyone with a free account will receive a credit to their account of $12.00. When there are 4 referrals within a rolling 12-month period, the account will automaticaly be upgraded to a Membership. The Membership will expire 12 months from the date of the upgrade. All Members will have the option of taking credit of $12.00 per referral or $12.00 refunded to their credit/debit card on file.
Members
Members will, by default, get a credit of $12.00 for referrals. Each member will have the option of choosing to recevie a refund to their credit/debit card on file, so long as the Member has one. If a Member had enough referrals to get a free Membership, the Member will have to add a debit/credit card for payments since the Member didn't need one to get their membersship.
Example:
Username: JohnWick54
Referred by: BabaYaga23
Referred on: October 12, 2024
Status: Credit
Scenario One: BabaYaga23 has already purchased a Membership and has elected to accept referrals as a refund. As soon as JohnWick54's membership is paid for (after the free trial), BabaYaga23 will receive $12.
Scenario Two: BabaYaga23's referral option still shows Credit. BabaYaga23 must change from Credit to Refund no later than November 11, 2024, in order to receive the $12 referral to their credit/debit card.
Scenario Three: BabaYaga23 has a free, Buyer, account. BabaYaga23 gets a credit of $12 towards a Membership and does not have the option to receive the referral paid out, yet. Once BabaYaga23 has 4 referrals in a rolling 12-month period, BabaYaga23 will receve a free 1-year Membership and will have the option of receiving any future referrals paid to a card. Since BabaYaga23 didn't need a card to purchase a membership, BabaYaga23 will need to add a credit or debit card in order to receive the referral funds.