Referrals
Somebody you know is looking right now.They just haven't told you yet.
Send me somebody who's shopping for a vehicle. If they buy from me, I'll send you $100 as a thank-you for helping me grow. Takes about forty seconds.
Send me a name →Who comes to mind
Sound like anybody?
Most people can't think of a name on the spot. Tap whichever one made you go “oh — actually.”
The one whose transmission is making a noise they've started ignoring.
The one who keeps sending you Marketplace screenshots at eleven at night.
The one with a third kid coming and a two-row car.
The one who's been saying he needs a truck since deer season.
The one whose lease is up and hasn't started looking.
The one who wants to sell theirs, not buy one. I do that side too.
Got a name? Send them my way.
The hand-off
Two names, one minute.
Referral — Hand-Off Slip
natefindscars.com/refer
Who's sending — that's you
Who you're sending me
A little context
Opens your messaging app with everything filled in. You still hit send. This page has no server — nothing you type here is stored or sent anywhere else.
First one tells me to expect them, so the $100 is on record. The second copies a short intro you can paste to them yourself — their number never leaves your phone.
Got it.
I'll take it from here. You'll hear from me either way — including if it doesn't work out.
The thank-you
How the $100 works.
Three steps, no catch, no app to download.
You send it before they buy
That's the only rule that really matters. I can't backfill a referral after the fact — once somebody's already in the process there's no honest way to credit it to you.
They buy a vehicle from me
From me specifically. If they wander into Landers McLarty and end up with another salesperson, I can't claim it, and I'm not going to pretend otherwise.
You get $100 after delivery
Once they take delivery, I send it. I'll text you when it's on the way, and I'll tell you either way — including if it didn't work out.
One thank-you per referred buyer. If a referral was already in my customer list or already working with me, it doesn't qualify. This is a personal thank-you from me, not a program of Landers McLarty Chevrolet, and it isn't available where my employer's policy or state law says otherwise. If I pay you $600 or more across a year, the IRS requires me to issue a 1099 — I'll let you know well before that happens.