Referral sharing rules

Share your referral link with people who may genuinely benefit from Dropship Calendar. Always make it clear that you may receive a commission if they buy a subscription.

Do

• Share in personal conversations, your own relevant content, or communities that allow referral links.
• Describe the current referred-person discount accurately.
• Let the person review the signup flow, plan price, renewal terms, and program terms themselves.
• Use your own link and account; protect access to both.

Do not

• Refer yourself, pay for the referred person’s account, or create replacement/duplicate accounts.
• Post unsolicited bulk messages, automated DMs, misleading ads, fake testimonials, or earnings guarantees.
• Pretend to be Dropship Calendar staff or an authorized agent.
• hide the referral relationship or claim the discount repeats when it does not.
• Use another person’s email, payment method, identity, tax information, or payout destination.
• Bid on Dropship Calendar brand terms or run paid promotion unless the published program terms explicitly allow it.
• Share screenshots or links that expose another member’s data, private referral records, or support communications.

Shared households, workplaces, schools, and networks can produce similar technical signals. An IP match by itself does not decide eligibility, but identity, payment, account, device, refund, and burst patterns can trigger review.

Violations can cause a referral to be disqualified, earnings to be held or reversed, referral access to be suspended, or the account to be reviewed under the program terms. Taxes on rewards are the member’s responsibility unless applicable law says otherwise.

Read the current Referral Program Terms shown in the app before sharing. If the in-app terms and this guide differ, the current terms control.