Welcome to the Cricket Wireless Refer a Friend Program! If you’re enjoying your service with Cricket, why not share the love with your friends? Not only can you introduce your pals to a great carrier, but you can also earn some extra cash. In this article, we’ll guide you through everything you need to know about the Cricket Refer a Friend program, from how to sign up to checking your credits.
How the Cricket Wireless Refer a Friend Program Works
Participating in the Cricket Wireless Refer a Friend program is quite simple. To start, you need to be an active Cricket customer. If you have active service, you can earn up to $250 a year through referrals—just imagine what you could do with that!
Here’s how it works: You can send your unique referral link via email or through social media directly from the myCricket App. Your friend just needs to click on the link, and they’ll receive a special 13-character referral code. Once they activate their service with Cricket and enter the code, both you and your friend will snag a $25 account credit—easy peasy!
Eligibility Requirements for Cricket Wireless Refer a Friend
So, who can participate in the Cricket Refer a Friend program? As long as you are an active Cricket customer, you’re good to go! However, please note that this offer is not available for customers on employee plans or discounted lines. Just keep that in mind when referring friends.
Steps to Refer a Friend with Cricket Wireless
Here’s a quick step-by-step on referring your friends to Cricket:
- Make sure you have an active Cricket account.
- Open the myCricket App, or go to the Cricket website to find your unique referral link.
- Share that link with your friends via email or social media.
- Your friend clicks the link, enters their email, and receives a referral code.
- After your friend activates their service and uses the code (within 30 days of receipt), you both receive $25 credits after 60 days of their active service.
Finding Your Refer a Friend Credit
You will see your Refer a Friend credits in the Account Summary section of the myCricket App or on the Cricket website. Remember, the credit appears automatically after the 60-day requirement is met and will remain as long as your Cricket service is active.
Checking the Status of Your Referrals
Want to keep tabs on your referrals? You can easily check the status online or in the myCricket app. Here’s what to look for:
- Claimed Code: Your friend clicked your referral link.
- Redeemed Code: Your friend activated their account and used the referral code.
- Earned $25: You and your friend have earned $25 credits.
If you need to retrieve a forgotten code, you can find it in the email that Cricket sent when you clicked the referral link or use the “Forgot Code” feature in the myCricket App.
Common Questions about Cricket Wireless Refer a Friend
If you’re wondering if you can refer friends to your existing Cricket account, the answer is no; they need to create new accounts. Plus, there’s a limit of 10 friends each calendar year, so make sure you manage those referrals wisely!
If your friend activates their service without generating their referral code first, unfortunately, there’s nothing Cricket can do to provide you with a credit. Make sure to remind them about the referral code before they activate!
You continue to receive credits as long as both of you maintain active service for 60 days, even if your account gets temporarily suspended. However, if your friend cancels their service before the promotional window, you won’t receive your credit. So always share this info with your friends!
Conclusion
In short, the Cricket Wireless Refer a Friend program is a fantastic way to earn some credit while spreading the word about your favorite carrier. If you’re ever in doubt or need assistance, feel free to visit the Cricket Support page for more information.
Stuck? We’ve got your back – whether you’re with us or still on Team ‘Not-Quite-Right.’ And hey, did we mention we’ll even give you a free month on our phone plan just for trying us out? Click here to chat with our team, because who doesn’t love free stuff (and better service)?