Brand Ambassador Program Terms

HOW TO NREMT BRAND AMBASSADOR PROGRAM TERMS

Effective Date: November 9, 2026

These terms are an agreement between you and The How To LLC, which operates How To NREMT, also known as The How To Company (“How To NREMT,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), about the How To NREMT Brand Ambassador Program (the “Program”). By joining the Program, you agree to these terms, along with our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Where these terms address the Program, they control over any conflicting provision of our other policies.

1. Who Can Join

  1. You must be at least 18 years old and live in the United States.
  2. You must have a How To NREMT account in good standing.
  3. To receive payments, you must have a U.S. bank account and complete identity verification with our payment partner, Stripe.
  4. How To NREMT employees and contractors may join, but their rewards are at our discretion.
  5. We may decline or remove any applicant or ambassador at our discretion.

2. Your Code and Link

  1. When you join, you get a personal referral code and a personal referral link.
  2. Your code and link give a new customer 10% off their first membership payment.
  3. The 10% discount cannot be combined with any other discount, coupon, promotional code, referral offer, or promotion. Only one discount may be applied to a purchase.
  4. You may not change your code, sell it, or let anyone else use it as their own.
  5. You may not use your own code or link for your own purchases.

3. What Counts as a Qualifying Referral

A referral qualifies only when all of these are true:

  1. The person is a new How To NREMT customer who has never had a paid membership before.
  2. The person identified you as their referrer before or at the time they signed up or paid, by using your code or link. If a person asks to add you as their referrer after they have already signed up or paid, we will review the request on a case-by-case basis, and it generally will not be accepted.
  3. They made a paid membership payment of more than $0. Free accounts, free trials, and memberships paid by a school or organization do not qualify.
  4. The person is not you, and not an account you control.
  5. The payment was not refunded, reversed, or disputed during the 60-day hold described in Section 4.

Each referred person can earn you a reward only once, even if they pay many times.

4. Rewards

  1. You earn $5 (U.S.) for each qualifying referral.
  2. There is no limit on how many qualifying referrals you can make.
  3. Each reward is placed on hold for 60 days after the referred person’s payment. This protects against refunds and chargebacks.
  4. If the referred person requests and is issued a refund (full or partial) within those 60 days, for any reason, the reward is automatically canceled.
  5. If the referred person’s payment is reversed or disputed (for example, a chargeback) within those 60 days, the reward is also canceled.
  6. When a reward is canceled because of a refund, we will notify you that the referred person requested and was issued a valid refund. We will not share the reason for the refund or the person’s payment details.
  7. Canceling a membership, without a refund, does not by itself cancel a reward.
  8. When the 60-day hold ends and the payment has not been refunded, reversed, or disputed, the reward becomes ready to pay. A refund issued after the hold has ended does not cancel a reward that is ready to pay or already paid, unless Section 10 applies.
  9. Your ambassador area shows each reward’s status: on hold, ready to pay, paid, or canceled.
  10. Rewards are not wages, and they are not a share of our revenue.

5. How You Get Paid

  1. Payments are sent through Stripe to the bank account you connect in your ambassador area.
  2. Once a month, we send every reward that has finished its 60-day hold, if your bank account is connected and verified.
  3. If your bank account is not connected yet, your rewards wait until it is.
  4. If a payment cannot be sent (for example, your bank details are wrong), we will try again in a later month after you fix them.
  5. We are not responsible for delays caused by your bank or by Stripe.

6. How You May Promote How To NREMT

You may share your link or code with people you know: by text, by email, in person, on your own social media, on your own website or blog, and in groups where sharing is allowed.

You may not:

  1. Send spam, or message people who did not agree to hear from you. You must follow the CAN-SPAM Act, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, and similar laws.
  2. Make false or misleading claims: for example, promising someone will pass, quoting pass rates we do not publish, or saying How To NREMT is affiliated with, endorsed by, or part of the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians. It is not.
  3. Pretend to be How To NREMT, our staff, or customer support, or create accounts, pages, or ads that look like ours.
  4. Bid on “How To NREMT,” “HowToNREMT,” or similar words in search ads, or buy ads that send people to your link, without our written permission.
  5. Post your code on coupon, deal, or cashback websites.
  6. Offer cash, gifts, or part of your reward to get people to sign up.
  7. Create fake accounts, refer yourself, or work with others to trade referrals.
  8. Share course content, questions, or videos from How To NREMT. Our content stays inside our app.

7. Disclosure

Whenever you share your link or code, you must clearly say that you earn a reward, as the Federal Trade Commission requires. For example: “I earn a reward if you sign up with my link.” On social media, a clear tag like #ad or #HowToNREMTAmbassador is acceptable when the post itself is clear.

8. Our Name and Logo

We give you a limited, revocable right to use the How To NREMT name, and only to share your link and code. You may not change our logo, use it in your own name or account names, or use it after you leave the Program.

9. Taxes

  1. Rewards may be taxable income. You are responsible for any taxes on them.
  2. Stripe collects your tax information during bank setup. If your rewards reach the IRS reporting threshold for a calendar year, you may receive a Form 1099.
  3. If we are required to withhold taxes, we will.

10. Fraud and Abuse

If we believe a referral or reward involves fraud, abuse, or a breach of these terms, we may cancel the reward, hold your pending rewards while we look into it, take back rewards paid in error, and remove you from the Program.

11. Leaving or Ending the Program

  1. You can leave at any time by contacting support@howtonremt.com.
  2. We can remove you, or end or pause the Program, at any time. If we end the Program, or remove you for a reason other than breaking these terms, we will still pay rewards you already earned once their hold ends.
  3. If you are removed for breaking these terms, unpaid rewards are forfeited.

12. Changes to These Terms

We may change these terms or the reward amount. We will post the new terms on our website and tell you by email at least 15 days before changes take effect. Rewards earned before a change keep the old terms.

13. Relationship to Our Referral and Gift Card Policy

Your referrals as an ambassador are governed only by these terms. While you are an ambassador, you are not eligible for gift cards under our Referral and Gift Card Policy, and a single sign-up or purchase can never earn a reward under both programs.

14. Your Relationship with Us

You are an independent participant, not our employee, agent, partner, or contractor. You cannot make promises or sign anything on our behalf.

15. Limits on Liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, our total liability to you under the Program is limited to the rewards you earned and have not been paid. We are not liable for indirect or lost-profit damages. The Program is provided “as is.”

16. Privacy

We use your information, and limited information about people you refer, only to run the Program and pay you, as described in Section 22 of our Privacy Policy. You will see how many people joined and the status of each referral, never their payment details.

17. Governing Law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules, subject to mandatory consumer protections that may apply in another jurisdiction. Any dispute will be handled in the state courts located in Ventura County, California, or the United States District Court for the Central District of California.

18. Contact

The How To LLC (How To NREMT)
2509 E Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362, United States
Email: support@howtonremt.com

For the purposes of this CCPA privacy policy, a Consumer is a natural person who is a California resident. The policy's definition includes every individual who is in the USA for other than a temporary or transitory purpose, and every individual domiciled in the USA who is outside the USA for a temporary or transitory purpose. The policy was last updated on April 6, 2023, and it describes How To NREMT's policies for collecting, using, and disclosing your information.

The policy defines Sale, for CCPA purposes, as selling, renting, releasing, disclosing, disseminating, making available, transferring, or otherwise communicating a Consumer's personal information to another business or third party for monetary or other valuable consideration. This communication may take place orally, in writing, electronically, or through other means. To determine whether How To NREMT sells or shares personal information and which categories of information may be involved, review the full Privacy Policy, particularly its CCPA disclosures and information-sharing sections.

The policy defines Personal Data, for CCPA purposes, as any information that identifies, relates to, describes, or is capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked, directly or indirectly, with you. It says How To NREMT may ask you for personally identifiable information that can be used to contact or identify you, including your address, state, province, ZIP or postal code, and city. It also describes Usage Data collected automatically, such as your IP address, browser type, and the pages you visit.

For CCPA purposes, the Business refers to the Company as the legal entity that collects Consumers' personal information and determines the purposes and means of processing it, or on behalf of which such information is collected and that alone, or jointly with others, determines those purposes and means. The policy adds that the Business does business in the State of California. The Company named in the policy is HOW TO NREMT.

Do Not Track (DNT) is defined in the CCPA policy as a concept promoted by US regulatory authorities, particularly the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), to encourage the internet industry to develop and implement a mechanism that allows users to control the tracking of their online activities across different websites. The definition explains the purpose of DNT but does not confirm whether How To NREMT supports or responds to these signals. To understand how the website handles DNT signals, check the full Privacy Policy's Do Not Track section or contact support at support@howtonremt.com for clarification.