CodeCircle

Referral bonuses, shared among friends

Almost every service has a referral program, and almost nobody uses them. Maybe you didn't know, or asking feels awkward, or tracking down a code is a hassle. CodeCircle fixes that. You and your friends add the codes you already have. When any of you is about to sign up for something, you get a friend's code, picked at random, and the bonus usually goes to both of you. No asking, no waiting, no deciding whose code to use.

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Questions

How does the draw work?
When you use a deal, we draw one active code from your circle at random. Whoever added the deal to CodeCircle gets extra entries for it. You keep the code you drew; you can ask for a new one after 30 days, or right away if yours stops being available.
What's private?
You see which deals are available in your circle, never who's offering them. Nobody sees which codes you've added or which deals you've drawn.
What's the finder bonus?
Add a program that isn't listed. Once it's approved, your code gets extra entries in draws for that deal.
Who decides the rewards?
Each company runs its own program and decides who qualifies and what's paid. Offers can change.
Who can join?
Anyone 18 or older, through a friend's invite link.

The rules

Referral programs exist so customers can tell people they know about a service they like, and get rewarded when a friend tries it. CodeCircle helps friends do exactly that.

  1. Connect with people you know. If they texted you, would you recognize them?
  2. Share codes that are yours. Only offer codes for accounts you actually have.
  3. Use programs as intended. Sign up as yourself, once, as a real new customer. No extra accounts, no signing up for someone else, no automation. You must be 18 or older.
  4. Keep it in the circle. Don't post, sell or pass along what you see here.
  5. Don't trade codes or connections. No buying, selling or swapping.
  6. Don't game the system. No fake activity, and no chasing rewards at the expense of accuracy.
  7. Keep it accurate. Update or remove codes and deal details that are out of date.

If rules are broken: a warning first, then removal of connections, then suspension. We may skip steps for serious abuse.