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Inviting friends

Your invite link, the free {gold} days you get as the companies of friends who sign up with it grow, and the rules that keep it fair.

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Contents
  1. Your link
  2. What you get
  3. Keeping it fair
  4. Questions

Every player has an invite link. Send it to friends: anyone who opens it and then signs up counts as your friend. As their company grows, you get free VIP days.

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Open Invite friends under Support Us in the menu. The page shows your link with a Copy button (and Share on a phone), what you get, and the friends who have signed up with it.

The link opens the sign-up page. Signing up asks them only for a username, an e-mail address and a password, as it does for everyone (Your account).

What you get

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You get 1 VIP day when their company reaches a Company Value of 10,000, 2 more at 20,000 and 4 more at 50,000. It is the Company Value of your friend's company in the running round (Company Value and bankruptcy); a new company starts at 5,000. The rewards are checked every night, and your secretary tells you when days are added. They show in the history on the VIP page.

You get at most 28 VIP days from invites in 30 days. Any more wait until there is room, and are given then.

Keeping it fair

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  • One account per person (Playing fair). Inviting your own other account earns nothing, and playing more than one account can get them closed.
  • When two accounts sign in from the same browser, network or mailbox, the game staff look before any days are given. Friends who share a home or a school are fine: it only takes a little longer.
  • Nothing is given for an account that has been banned or closed.
  • Your friend's own game is the same as everyone's: an invite gives them no head start.

Questions

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Do I see my friends' e-mail addresses? No. You see their player names, what their company is worth and the VIP days you have had for them.

My friend signed up without the link. The invite counts only when they sign up after opening it. It can't be added later.

  • Premium membership The optional paid membership: what it gives, the free trial, how its days are bought and used, and why the free game is complete without it.
  • Your account Signing up and signing in, your profile and settings, choosing which e-mails you get, unsubscribing, and deactivating or deleting your account.