1. What Is the YEP Referral Network?
The YEP Referral Network is an additional earning opportunity where you introduce YEP to others and invite them to join using your unique referral code. As your referrals join and participate in YEP's ecommerce activities, you can build your referral network and earn applicable referral income from qualifying sales.
2. How Do I Invite Someone to YEP?
Introduce YEP to people you know and ask them to join YEP using your unique referral code.
3. Do I Earn Simply by Referring Someone?
Referral earning is tied to qualifying sales generated through your active referral network according to YEP's referral structure; joining alone should not be presented as a guaranteed earning event.
4. Can I Earn From My Referral Network and Personal Sales at the Same Time?
Yes. You can earn from your personal product sales while also earning applicable referral income from qualifying sales generated through your referral network.
5. What Makes a Referral Member Active?
An active referral member is a YEP user who is actively working with YEP by selling products through their fashion store, earning from successful sales, and building their own referral network.
6. Can a Referral Member Become Inactive?
Yes. A referral member can become inactive if they sign up with YEP but do not participate in YEP's earning activities, such as selling products or building their own referral network. The member's current status is shown in the Referral Network section.
7. How Is Referral Earning Calculated?
Each product has its own applicable referral earning amount. Your total referral earning is calculated based on the referral sales generated through your network and the applicable earning amount for each product sold.
8. Can I Build a Large Referral Network?
There is no limit to the size of your referral network. You can invite as many people as you want to join YEP using your unique referral code and build your network according to your goals.
9. Does Referral Earning Replace Product Selling?
No. Referral earning is an additional opportunity and does not replace direct product-selling activity.