Core FAQs

The most important PSP principle, the most common misunderstanding, and the differences between cashback, rewards, Post & Share and Shop & Save.

If you read only one page about the Payment Saver Plan, make it this one: the most important principle, the most common misunderstanding, and the differences between cashback and rewards and between Post & Share and Shop & Save.

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The fundamental PSP qualification principle

The Car4Less Payment Saver Plan (PSP) is based on qualifying participants sharing approved Car4Less content through applicable social-media platforms. Sharing or posting content does not, by itself, create an entitlement to cashback or rewards.

The fundamental requirement is that the qualifying content must result in a successful sale of a new motor vehicle to an independent third-party customer, tracked and attributed back to the originator of the content, and the vehicle must be successfully delivered to that customer. That completed sale and delivery is the enabling event upon which any PSP benefit can become payable, subject always to every other eligibility, participation, content, performance, verification and Terms & Conditions requirement.

An enquiry, lead, referral, quotation, finance application, finance approval, reservation or attempted transaction is not, on its own, the required successful sale and delivery.

Core FAQs — questions

The questions people ask about core faqs, answered plainly.

What is the most important thing to know about the PSP?

The most important principle is that PSP cashback and rewards are subject to qualifying requirements. Participation alone should not be interpreted as creating an automatic entitlement.

What is the most common misunderstanding about PSP?

A common misunderstanding is that the maximum potential cashback is automatically payable to every participant. It is not an unconditional entitlement.

What is the difference between cashback and rewards?

Cashback refers to an applicable monetary benefit, while rewards may include benefits associated with qualifying PSP or loyalty-partner activities. Their applicable rules may differ.

What is the difference between Post & Share and Shop & Save?

Post & Share relates principally to qualifying social-media participation, while Shop & Save relates principally to qualifying activities with participating loyalty partners.

Why are content requirements necessary?

Content requirements establish the performance and participation criteria applicable to the PSP and help determine whether the relevant benefit has been earned.

Can I participate without qualifying for cashback?

Yes. Participation does not itself guarantee cashback. The applicable qualifying outcome and requirements must be satisfied.

Can I participate in the PSP without receiving the maximum benefit?

Yes. The maximum potential benefit is subject to the applicable qualifying requirements. A participant may take part and, depending on what is satisfied and verified, receive less than the maximum or nothing at all.

The Car4Less Payment Saver Plan (PSP) is not an insurance policy, investment, bank deposit, interest-bearing product, dividend programme or guaranteed-income programme. Any cashback, reward or other benefit referred to in connection with the PSP is subject to the eligibility, participation, content, performance, transaction, verification and other requirements in the current PSP Terms & Conditions. Examples are provided for explanatory purposes only and do not create or extend any entitlement. The maximum cashback amount must not be interpreted as an unconditional or automatic payment, and participation alone does not create an entitlement to cashback or rewards. The current Terms & Conditions remain the controlling document and prevail in the event of any inconsistency with this knowledge centre. Read the Terms & Conditions →

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