A lot of referral programs work like this: you type your friend’s name and phone number into a form, and the company calls them. Convenient for the company. Less so for you: your friend gets a call they never asked for, and the first thing they ask you is “did you give my number to an alarm company?”
We do it the other way around. You share a link; your friend decides.
How it works.
- You send your link on WhatsApp, by text or by email, or drop it in your community chat.
- Your friend opens their own page: they see the offer, the agreement and what other customers say.
- If they’re interested, they leave their own details and choose how we reach them: a call, WhatsApp or email, and at what time.
- If they’re not, nothing happens. We don’t have their number and we won’t go looking for it.
Why it matters.
First, respect: recommending something to a friend shouldn’t turn them into a call list. Second, federal and Florida rules on telemarketing calls and texts require consent from the person receiving them, not from whoever recommended them. Consent comes from your friend, and only your friend.
What your friend gets.
- They see the terms before talking to anyone: the 36-month agreement and the one-time fee are on their page.
- They choose the channel and the time.
- They can ask us to stop contacting them at any time.
What you get.
You look good. You passed along something useful, not a phone number. And if your friend activates a plan, you earn a full month of your bill.
I will happily recommend Inhoome Inc, to family, friends and anyone.
Ready? Your link is on Share my link. And to see exactly what your friend gets, take a look at their page.
