Ambassador communication rules
Working version: this document is being legally reviewed. Information in square brackets will be completed before final publication.
1. Honest communication
The Ambassador must communicate honestly, clearly and without misleading.
They must not:
- invent results;
- publish fake testimonials;
- use false identities;
- present a personal opinion as an official statement;
- guarantee an income;
- guarantee success;
- exaggerate the features of Tizofun Éducation.
2. Presenting income
It is prohibited to present the Ambassador program as a way of automatically earning money.
Any communication about remuneration must reflect the real terms of the program.
3. Commercial pressure
The Ambassador must not:
- harass people;
- repeat requests after a refusal;
- use pressure techniques;
- exploit a relationship of trust in a misleading way;
- encourage a person to buy a product they do not need.
4. Sponsored or commercial content
Where the applicable regulations require a commercial relationship to be disclosed, the Ambassador must use a clear and appropriate label.
5. Trademarks
The Ambassador must not alter or misuse Tizofun Éducation's brand elements in a way that could cause confusion.
6. Children
The Ambassador must be particularly careful when communicating in spaces frequented by minors.
They must not directly solicit children for commercial operations where this is prohibited or inappropriate.