We Got You Boo Ambassador Program Terms & Conditions

We’ve put together some terms which set out the way in which we run our Ambassador Program so that we all have clarity as to how the program will be delivered. 

1. At all times when you are acting as an ambassador you must be open and transparent about your ambassador status and ensure that  all marketing material clearly states that you are an ambassador in accordance with the current ASA guidance. This is a legal requirement and must not be overlooked. You must not misrepresent the partnership between us or the brand in any way. Everything which you communicate about We Got You Boo must be honest and true.
2. It is not permitted that you strategically target the We Got You Boo wider network community in any way to generate sales. This includes, but is not limited to, ensuring that you do not target followers on our social media profiles.
3. Ambassador status does not constitute being an employee of We Got You Boo Limited and no part of membership of the programme infers an employment relationship or employment  contract.
4. All ambassadors are responsible for the declaration and payment of any income tax, social security and any other liabilities, deductions or contributions which may be levied in  connection with any earnings. If for any reason we liable to pay, or shall pay, any such taxes attributed to you, we shall be entitled to deduct form any amounts payable to the you under the programme all amounts so paid or required to be paid by it.
5. Revenue figures, for the purpose of calculating commission, are always calculated based on the price which a customer pays and may include a discount to the standard advertised price, in line with any promotions which are being run at any given time.
6. We appreciate that the ambassador program may constitute a regular and significant income stream for you and where possible we will give notice if we decide to withdraw or discontinue the entire ambassador program or withdraw your ambassador status. However, we cannot guarantee that any notice will be given.
7. Whilst we hope that this will be a successful opportunity and beneficial for all parties, We Got You Boo offers no guarantees as to the volume of commission which you may incur and reserves the right to alter the terms and conditions of the program or cease the program entirely if business needs dictate it.
8. In order to protect the brand, we cannot allow ambassadors to be representatives, affiliates or ambassadors for any other third party company without prior written consent. It may be that the other company you wish to represent will not conflict with our brand values but we require complete transparency of this so that we can avoid any conflicts of interest. 
9. We Got You Boo shall own the intellectual property in any products or services sold under the ambassador program. All sales must be made through the We Got You Boo website. Ambassadors are not permitted to resell any merchandise independently. 
10. Ambassadors may, in the course of their activities under the program, have access to confidential information belonging to We Got You Boo and our clients. Ambassadors must not either in the course of the partnership, or after the partnership, use or disclose to any person, organisation or company and shall use their best endeavours to prevent the publication of, any confidential information belonging to We Got You Boo or our clients.
11. Ambassadors may, in the course of their activities under the program, be required to gather or process personal data of We Got You Boo and our clients. Any such processing of personal data shall be limited to that required to carry out the necessary activities for  generation of revenue under the program, and in line with our Privacy Statement  which is published on our website.
12. In agreeing to become an Ambassadors you are agreeing to these terms and conditions in full without variation. Should a dispute arise out of these terms the parties will attempt to reconcile any issues between themselves in the first instance. 
13. These terms are governed by English law and any disputes which cannot be resolved without discussion or mediation shall be referred to the courts of England & Wales.

Last reviewed and updated July 2024