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Identify what the programme recognises
A referral may involve an introduction, a verified action or a completed commercial event, depending on the actual terms. Explain the qualifying event before discussing a reward. Do not turn a social share or contact exchange into an assumed payout, and do not present hypothetical programme economics as fixed entitlements available to every participant.
Describe the record that matters
Ask how the relevant activity and any resulting reward are confirmed in the current programme. Keep that programme evidence separate from financial transaction history unless the actual configuration establishes a supported connection.
Hypothetical worked scene
In a hypothetical referral journey, a professional introduces a colleague to Tap Tap Go. The programme terms determine whether any later action qualifies for a reward. The introduction is valuable in its own right, while the participant waits for the appropriate confirmation rather than assuming the act of sharing created an immediate financial entitlement.
Make it practical.
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