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Earn for Referring Updated


We now offer a 10% bonus for every sale you refer based upon cart price after coupon codes are entered.

How this works:
1. We give you your own unique code that is good until December 31,2019.
2. You share it with friends and family members and through social media or flyers or anyway you want.
3. They shop and enter the code and it saves them 10% and you earn.*
4. We pay you in $25 increments** by check or you can convert the $25 to a $35 gift card for our online store.***
5. We will also offer an additional bonus to the individual who refers the most dollars in sales in any given month.


Examples:
1 Your referrals bring 10 customers to the store, who spend an average of $25 after their discount. You earn $25 or can convert that to a $35 gift card for the online store.

2: Your referral bring 12 customers to the store who spend an aver of $45 after their discount.
You Earn $54 and we can pay you with a $50 check or convert to two $35 gift cards. Your $4 is retained and you can earn more to add to it during this period.

3: You spend $100 before any discount and save 10% at time of purchase; you also refer 9 friends who spend an average of $50 dollars after the discount.
You earn the $10 discount you received, and the following referrals $9 for you own purchase, $45 for your friends purchases. We pay you $50 or you can convert that to two $35 gift cards. The remaining $4 is retained and you can keep earning with more referrals. You have received $79, if you convert to the cards, and you saved $10 and still have a $4 earning balance. So your $100 purchase cost you $7

email us at redemptionridgeretail@gmail.com

* Your 10% referral is calculated after the discount, for example. Before the code their cart is $39.00, they save $3.90 and their new total is $35.10; you earn $3.51 just for encouraging them to shop with us.
**You must earn at least $25 to get paid
*** The $35 must be used in one purchase.
****This referral program is being offered for a limited time; once we have a predetermined number of referral partners, we won't add anymore. We will give preference to the best earners when we renew the program. The program renews every six months, earning potential may change with subsequent programs.
*****In order to earn more than $600 in cash/check referrals; we will need tax information for 1099's.

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