[UPDATE: This program is longer running]
Introduce Recommend.my to your friends and family
Share your Recommend.my Referral Code with anyone you know and they will get RM10 worth of credits when they make their first service request.
You also get RM10 in credit too!
You will soon be able to use credits to exchange for gifts, rewards or offset the bill for other services!
How to Invite a Friend
1. Get your RecomN Referral Code
Every person who signs up for RecomN will get their own unique RecomN Referral Code.
You can find your referral code by visiting your RecomN dashboard (login required).
2. Share your RecomN Referral Link with all your friends
For your convenience, we have put your Referral Code into a Referral Link so it’s easy for your friends to click on it (e.g. http://www.recomn.com/?refcode=TST001).
Click on the Facebook, Twitter, Email or WhatsApp icons to share your referral link. Then add your message and share it!
3. When your friend clicks on your referral link and submits a request (e.g. for a contractor, or a caterer, etc), your referral code is added to their request
You can also ask your friends to enter your referral code directly into the form when they make their request. That works too!
Great Saving and Rewards
As you earn credits, it will be added to your user account. Check your credits amount any time at your RecomN Dashboard.
You will soon be able to use RecomN Credits to exchange for gifts, rewards or offset the bill for other services!
Get My Referral Code
The fine print:
- One RecomN credit is equivalent to a reward worth RM1. However, this conversion rate is subject to change at RecomN’s sole discretion.
- The amount of credits offered for successful referrals, as well as the rewards offered in exchange for RecomN credits is subject to change at RecomN’s sole discretion.
- There is no limit to how many new friends can be referred by a single user. However, we reserve the right to disable individual referral codes or ban certain users if we suspect they are abusing this referral program, for example, creating multiple fake accounts.
