Responsible Referrals: Avoiding Spam and Abusive Practices

Responsible Referrals: Avoiding Spam and Abusive Practices

Referring people to Addikme as an Ambassador should always be done responsibly. This article explains what practices to avoid so your referral activity stays healthy and respectful.

Avoid spam

Spam refers to sharing your link in a massive, untargeted, or repeated way. It’s recommended to avoid:

• sending your link to a large number of people without their consent

• repeatedly posting your link in the same places

• sharing your link in contexts where it isn’t suited or wanted

👉 A targeted, thoughtful approach is always more effective and more respectful than mass sharing.

Respect the rules of the platforms you use

If you share your link on social media, forums, or other platforms:

• check that this type of sharing is allowed there

• comply with the specific rules of each platform

• avoid any method that could be seen as abusive there

Avoid pressuring or manipulative tactics

When you recommend Addikme, it’s important to:

• not pressure people to sign up

• avoid manipulative or misleading tactics

• let each person decide freely whether they want to join

Stay honest in your approach

A responsible referral relies on:

• an honest presentation of the platform

• transparency about your own experience

• respect for the person you’re talking to

What happens in case of abusive practices?

If your referral practices are considered abusive, Addikme may:

• limit your access to the Ambassador program

• take appropriate action depending on the severity of the situation

Referring responsibly on Addikme helps build a healthier, more trusted community. By avoiding spam and abusive practices, you help maintain a program that benefits everyone.