Social-Media Participation
Which platforms count, the three-posts-a-day rule, approval before release, help opening accounts, and the content-conduct rule every participant agrees to.
Posting approved Car4Less content is the Post & Share requirement of the plan, and participants also join the prescribed groups. The prescribed quantity is three approved posts a day on each platform — Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn — every day of the week. Every post is submitted to Car4Less for approval before it is published (by email for now), so that nothing defamatory, incorrect or misleading goes out under the Car4Less name, and only approved, published posts count. No social media accounts yet? The Car4Less call centre will help you open them and get posting.
This topic covers the practical questions: which platforms count, who approves your posts, what happens when a post is edited or deleted, whether duplicates count, and what you may not publish about Car4Less. Posting is a requirement, not a payment on its own, and it does not have to produce a sale.
Social-Media Participation — questions
The questions people ask about social-media participation, answered plainly.
What is required when participating on social media?
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Posting approved Car4Less content is one of the PSP's qualifying requirements: three approved posts a day on each of Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn, every day of the week. Each post is submitted to Car4Less for approval before it is released, and you must also join the prescribed groups. Your written PSP agreement and the Terms & Conditions set out the rules in full, as amended from time to time.
Can I post anything I want?
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No. Every post is approved by Car4Less before it is released, and only approved content counts. The written PSP agreement also prohibits defamatory, deliberately misleading or maliciously negative content about Car4Less, its people, products or services. Content that does not satisfy the requirements may not qualify.
Does every social-media platform qualify?
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No. The platforms that count are Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn, and the requirement is three approved posts a day on each of them, every day. Activity on other platforms does not count towards your participation. No social media accounts yet? The Car4Less call centre will help you open them and get posting.
How is my participation verified, and what if I delete a post?
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Where verification is required, you may be asked for evidence that the qualifying activity was completed as prescribed. Deleting, editing or hiding qualifying content, or making it private, may mean the participation cannot be verified, which may affect whether you are considered for the cash-back. Duplicate or repeated submissions do not create additional entitlements.
What happens if I post incorrect or negative information about Car4Less?
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Participants may not create or publish defamatory, deliberately misleading or maliciously negative content about Car4Less, its people, products or services. A deliberate breach disqualifies the participant from any further PSP benefits for the remainder of their vehicle agreement. Genuine positive content about your own experience is encouraged.
Does social-media participation itself count as income?
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No. Social-media participation is a qualifying requirement within the PSP, not employment and not a source of earnings. Any payment under the plan is ex gratia: a voluntary payment by Car4Less, subject to the plan's terms and its final determination, with no recourse for the participant.
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