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Bleam referrals for Vinted: your code, your referrals, your commissions

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Recommending Bleam to other Vinted sellers can pay for your own subscription: your referral gets a discount, and you earn a commission on each of their payments. The program is open to everyone, activation takes a minute, and everything is tracked from a dedicated page. Here is how it works, in order.

1

Create your referral code

At the bottom of Bleam's sidebar, click "Become an affiliate". The activation screen asks you to pick your code: 4 to 16 characters (letters, digits and hyphens), pre-filled with your username, availability checked live. Accept the program terms and confirm: your code and your referral link are ready, copyable in one click.

Once you're an affiliate, the sidebar entry is called "Affiliation" and opens your dedicated page.

2

What each side gets

Your referral: −10% off their first month, applied automatically when they subscribe with your code or through your link.

You: 25% of each of their payments for 4 months (a single payment if they pay quarterly), for every referral. Your earnings can be used as a discount on your own subscription — a few active referrals can make it free — or withdrawn by bank transfer.

3

The life of a commission

Each payment from your referral creates a commission marked "Pending". It becomes "Validated" 30 days later — that's the refund window — and you then use it: as a discount on your own subscription, or by bank transfer once €50 of validated earnings have accumulated.

4

Track your referrals and earnings

Your Affiliate page shows your referrals, your commissions (with their status) and how they evolve over time. A referral appears when they subscribe with your code — merely creating an account is not enough.

5

The program rules

Three things are forbidden, accepted at activation: no self-referral, no advertising on the Bleam brand, and no posting on promo-code sites. Breaking them can lead to the code being deactivated.

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