Paid-relationship disclosure guide

Make the paid relationship clear

Explain that you may earn money from a qualifying referral when you recommend SYR or share your paid Ambassador code and that relationship would not otherwise be apparent. Put the explanation in the invitation itself, including a private text or message. A disclosure on SYR’s website or your profile does not replace one the recipient needs in your message.

A simple private invitation can say:

I’m part of SYR’s paid Ambassador Program and might earn a reward if you join and qualify using my code. Only join if you want to try SYR.

Use your own truthful words. Do not describe a referral reward as guaranteed, suggest every signup produces $10, or imply the recipient earns cash merely by linking your code.

Disclose a relevant family relationship

If a relevant relationship to the Company or its owners would not be apparent, explain it clearly with the recommendation as well as the possible cash reward. For example, only when true:

Someone in my family runs SYR, and I can earn cash if you use my code and qualify. Only join if you want to try SYR.

Family membership does not remove the need for a truthful disclosure, individual program approval or the required participant authorizations. No family relationship is presumed or required for other Ambassadors.

Keep the explanation easy to notice

Use plain language in the same language as the recommendation. Keep the explanation next to the invitation or code, rather than behind a link, buried in hashtags or shown only after someone expands a post. The word “ambassador” alone may not explain that you can earn cash. Preserve the relevant explanation if an invitation is forwarded or its context is lost.

The current approved activity scope is private invitation-code sharing. This guide does not authorize paid social posts or public campaigns. Any later expressly approved public endorsement must carry a clear disclosure with the endorsement itself; a video disclosure belongs in the video, not only its description.

Share truthfully and without pressure

Describe only your actual experience. Do not make unsupported safety, privacy, popularity or earnings claims. No fake accounts, borrowed accounts, self-referrals, unwanted bulk messages, coercion, misleading reminders, paid app-store ratings or incentivized reviews are authorized.

Do not promote through schools, use school lists or logos, carry out athletic endorsements or add other duties beyond the approved individual scope. Recipients independently choose whether to join, link a code or send a separate connection request. Do not collect their identity or tax documents, demand private-message screenshots or promise access that ordinary SYR rules do not permit.

Questions about a message or activity should go to ambassadorprogram@sayyourereal.com before using it. The Program terms and individual agreement control qualification and compensation.

Federal Trade Commission guidance

The FTC explains how paid and family connections can affect a recommendation and how to make them clear: Disclosures 101 and Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking. The actual message and context matter; a sample sentence is not a guarantee of legal compliance.