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BRT94
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February 12, 2026
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Questions about app referrals

  • February 12, 2026
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Hey everyone. First of all, I've read the related pages: 

https://www.meta.com/en-gb/help/orders-and-returns/240408565199886/

and

https://www.meta.com/it/en/legal/quest/digital-content-referrals/

I have some questions that aren't answered in either of them:

  • if someone clicks my link and accepts the referral but does not purchase/purchases and then refunds the app, is that slot lost? Or does the use count return to me if one of these things happen?
  • is there a way to see a counter of how many times a specific link has been used?
  • does the 15% discount remain constant for every person who redeems a certain app or does it decrease over usage (eg: 1st 15%, 2nd 10%, 3rd 5%)? 
  • do the persons need to stay friends until 14 days have passed since the purchase? In other words, is it safe to unfollow someone if I've redeemed the referral linked to them?

Thank you in advance!

Best answer by Degly

According to the information online:

  • If someone accepts but doesn’t purchase, that usually does not permanently consume a slot. If they purchase and then refund, the credit is typically reversed if what I have seen is correct.
  • The 15% discount stays 15%, it doesn’t decrease per use as far as I know.
  • You don’t need to remain friends for 14 days after purchase. Once the referral is accepted and used properly, unfollowing later shouldn’t void it I think.

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Degly
DeglyAnswer
Inspiring
February 14, 2026

According to the information online:

  • If someone accepts but doesn’t purchase, that usually does not permanently consume a slot. If they purchase and then refund, the credit is typically reversed if what I have seen is correct.
  • The 15% discount stays 15%, it doesn’t decrease per use as far as I know.
  • You don’t need to remain friends for 14 days after purchase. Once the referral is accepted and used properly, unfollowing later shouldn’t void it I think.
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