Superhero has just launched a new promo which gives you US$10 (around AU$14) worth of free Tesla stock when you open an account and deposit $100. This is an increase from their previous promo which offered an ETF worth AU$8. Terms & conditions
Eligibility
- The Referrer and Referred Friends can earn US$10 of Tesla shares if, the Referred Friend:
signs up to Superhero using their unique referral link;
creates a Superhero account that complies with both the Referral T&Cs and the Superhero Terms & Conditions; and
deposits A$100 or more into their Superhero Wallet within 30 calendar days of commencing their sign up for a Superhero account. - The Referred Friend must not be an existing Superhero user.
How it Works
- Existing Superhero users can refer friends using their unique referral link, found in the Profile tab of their individual Superhero account. This unique referral link can be copied and shared with friends.
- The unique referral link takes a new user to the web sign-up flow for a Superhero account. The Referred Friend must sign up for a Superhero account using this link in order to be eligible for the Program and Referral Reward.
Referral Reward
- The Referrer and Referred Friend will be rewarded with US$10 of Tesla shares at the time of purchase.
- The actual value of the shares reflected in your account may differ slightly from US$10 due to fluctuations in the share price between when the shares are purchased and when they are allocated to your account (within 2 business days).
- The Referrer and Referred Friend will receive their Referral Reward within 2 business days of a Referred Friend successfully funding their account according to the eligibility criteria of the Program.
- Referral Rewards for the Referrer can only be earned with your ‘Individual Account’. Referral Rewards for the Referred Friend will be earned into their first funded trading account, which could include an individual, minor, company, trust, or SMSF account.
Source: Flight Hacks
0.01% of a TSLA share!
This company has antiquated systems. Just look at their transfer process which requires you to fill out a physical form that you need to print (where they SPECIFICALLY CAPITALISE THAT YOU CAN'T DIGITALLY SIGN IT).
Versus Stake which allows you to perform the transfer process all via the app (and just take a quick photo of your signature on a piece of paper).