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Referral Program What are referrals? Who is eligible? Where's my link? Morgan McGowan

We've launched a Referral Program for Enroll! 

How does the Referral Program work?

  • When referrals are needed in a specific market, we send out individual emails to Enroll members in that market.

  • You share your custom signup link with local friends and family via email, text, social media, etc.

  • When your friend or family member signs up with your Referral link, you receive a bonus! When they take their first test, you receive another bonus!

  • Referral links and bonus info can be found in your Enroll Account.

I can't find my Referral code. Where is it? Let's review the criteria below for eligibility:

  • Referral codes are not always available to you.

  • Referral code eligibility changes depending on market and client needs.

  • Referral bonuses are turned off if your account is not eligible.

Troubleshooting

"When will the Referral bonus be paid out?"

  • Your referral bonus will be added to your account immediately, and paid out monthly in addition to your testing earnings through PayPal. The same rules for getting paid apply.

"I sent my referral code to everyone I know, but I'm not seeing every bonus in my account!"

  • Referral bonuses appear when someone clicks on your link and signs up for Enroll. If they don't use your link to signup, you will not get credit.

"My account isn't eligible but I have friends and family to refer, can you please give me my referral code anyway?"

  • Unfortunately, no. In order for referrals and bonuses to work, your account must be in an eligible market. You'll receive an email from Enroll when you're eligible!

That's it! If you have any further questions not answered in this article, don't hesitate to reach out!

Cheers,
The Enroll Team


FYI: Any attempt at gaming the referral system will result in immediate ban from Enroll and forfeiture of all earnings from all related accounts. This policy has zero leniency.

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