How to Participate

To participate in the Referral Program, simply contact [e-mail] to receive an email that you can then forward to the Referred Customer that you wish to refer to Heyquip. The Heyquip team is available to answer any questions regarding the Referral Program and to help businesses get the most out of this program.

When you pass on a unique referral email, you are the actual sender of the messages and must comply with applicable law. You are prohibited from “spamming” anyone with referral invitations. Referrals must be created and distributed in a manner that is appropriate and customary for communications within your industry.

Any distribution of the unique referral email that could constitute unsolicited commercial email or “spam” under any applicable law or regulation is expressly prohibited. In particular, you must not:

• distribute email referrals to strangers;

• distribute email referrals to individuals under the age of majority in the recipient’s jurisdiction;

• use bots or automated programs to distribute email referrals;

• pay to advertise the email referral, or attempt to market, reproduce, sell or resell referral rewards to any third party whatsoever; and

• Referrers who do not comply with applicable law, including anti-spam laws, are obligated to indemnify Heyquip against any liabilities, costs and expenses we incur as a result of such spam.

In addition, you must not:

• violate the intellectual property rights of Heyquip;

• act with intent to annoy, harass or abuse any other person;

• participate in any inappropriate, uncooperative, disruptive, fraudulent, potentially fraudulent or unusual activity; and

• act in a manner that in the sole discretion of Heyquip is deemed to be generally inconsistent with the intended purpose of the Referral Program.

Heyquip reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to exclude any business from participating in any aspect of the Referral Program and to void any pending rewards with immediate effect and without prior warning if Heyquip deems or suspects that an individual has violated the Referral Terms.