Refer a Friend to the NWC and Earn Double the Rewards

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We’re in the spirit of giving and love the passion you have for the Method, so throughout the entire month of December, when members refer their friends to join the No Worries Club, we’re doubling their reward! Instead of earning a $30 coupon to the Downunder Horsemanship e-store, members will earn a $60 coupon for every friend they refer.

Referring a friend to the club is easy. Plus, not only do members receive free money to spend on the Downunder Horsemanship store, their friends will also receive a $60 coupon!

Here’s how it works:

1) Tell a friend about how the Method can help their horsemanship and all of the great benefits of being a No Worries Club member.

2) When your friend signs up for the basic or premium club membership online or by calling our office, they’ll be asked to share the email address of the person who referred them to the club. Please note: In order for you to receive credit for the referral, your friend must share your email address associated with your No Worries Club account at the time of sign up. Referrals cannot be done retroactively.

3) When your friend’s membership is processed, both of you will receive an email with your coupons to the Downunder Horsemanship e-store.

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