Direct Referral Commission Program Terms

24/7 Empowerment | November 14, 2026

Purpose and eligibility

This draft describes direct referral compensation for eligible referrers who comply with program terms, applicable laws and disclosure rules. Eligibility, age, geography, tax documentation, approval process and whether participants must purchase anything remain TO BE CONFIRMED. Participation must not depend on recruiting other referrers.

Eligible offering

Only designated qualifying purchases of the $1,200 Win • Build • Send and Alumni Masterminds offering qualify. All other offerings, donations, memberships and products are excluded unless separately added in a published amendment. Confirm whether Alumni Masterminds is included in the $1,200 price or separately billed.

Commission formula

Commission = 50% × qualifying sales revenue attributable to an eligible direct referral. For an eligible $1,200 sale with no excluded amounts, the illustrative commission is $600. Define whether qualifying revenue excludes sales tax, refunds, chargebacks, discounts, processing fees or other amounts before launch. “Profit sharing” is not the formula.

Attribution and direct referrals

Define qualifying link or code, tracking window, duplicate leads, pre-existing customers, disputed attribution and manual corrections. No commissions arise from indirect referrals, downlines, recruiting or purchases made solely to qualify for compensation.

Recurring and lifetime claims

“Lifetime recurring” is NOT YET DEFINED. Do not advertise an unconditional lifetime entitlement. Written terms must specify which repeat eligible purchases trigger commissions, whether referrer/customer account status matters, what happens after program closure, and whether terms can change prospectively. No recurring commission exists merely because a one-time $1,200 sale occurred.

Accrual, payment and adjustments

Confirm payout schedule, minimum threshold, tax forms, fraud review, refund window, payment method, dispute process and clawbacks. Refunds, reversals and chargebacks may reduce commissions as disclosed and permitted by law.

Marketing standards

Referrers must use truthful claims, conspicuously disclose their material commission connection, honor privacy and telemarketing laws, avoid spam and avoid unsupported income, health or certification promises. Purchased contact lists do not constitute SMS or automated-call consent.

Responsible legal entity and termination

PAYING ENTITY NOT FINALIZED: Determine whether the nonprofit, a for-profit entity or another authorized contracting entity administers and pays commissions. Nonprofit private-benefit, fair-market-value, governance and tax questions require counsel review. Define termination, earned-but-unpaid commissions, modifications and dispute resolution before adoption.

Member marketing through platform tools

Referrers using platform messaging, broadcasts, groups, landing pages or third-party communications tools must disclose the commission relationship clearly and comply with consent, anti-spam, advertising and copyright requirements. Access to a contact list or platform communication feature is not permission to send unsolicited marketing.

Entity and program administrator pending counsel review

The legal entity responsible for program administration, contracting, payment obligations, tax reporting and related liabilities remains subject to the December 2026 corporate-structure review. The final agreement must identify that entity before enrollment in the referral program.