How you may promote subba
Make it clear that you are paid whenever you promote subba, for example by starting a post or video with “Ad”. UK advertising rules (the CAP Code) and consumer protection law require it. Do not post reviews of subba while you earn commission from it unless the review clearly says so.
Describe subba honestly and as it is today. Do not make claims about its prices, results or features that we do not make ourselves. For example, answering phone calls is a paid add-on, not part of every plan.
Do not send spam or unsolicited marketing, and follow the law on marketing and data protection, including the UK GDPR and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations.
Do not bid on search adverts for “subba” or similar terms, and do not create websites, social media accounts or apps that could be mistaken for ours.
Do not offer cash, gifts or other rewards to people for signing up, unless we agree to it in writing.
Do not use fake accounts, cookie stuffing or any other trick to earn commission you have not genuinely earned.
You may use our name and logo only to refer people to subba, in the form we provide them, and you must stop if we ask. You are not our agent or employee and must not present yourself as acting for us.