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Questions
and Answers Q:
Are there any special requirements for my car? A:
The only requirement is that your car be in good
condition. We do not care about the age of the vehicle. It just
cannot have dents, rust, cracked windshields, etc. Q:
How do I get paid? A:
Commissions are paid monthly. We set up a time to meet with you. At
that meeting
we verify the mileage for the past month and that the advertisement is still in
good condition. Then we cut you a check. Q.
Am I an employee? A.
No, you are an independent contractor. Q.
Can I sign up more than one car? A.
Yes. Any number of cars is alright as long as they are in good
condition. Q.
What if I don't like the company you want to
advertise on my car. Can I decline to display that ad? A.
Yes. Q.
Can I request the place on my car where I would like an advertisement placed? A.
Yes. Say you only are interested in your rear window or perhaps you are
open to the idea of having your whole car wrapped. Just let us
know. Q.
Can I request what company I would like on my car? A.
To a certain extent. When we have companies that want to advertise on your
car, we will tell who they are and what kind of ads they want to display.
If you have more than one company interested in your car, then you can
pick. Q.
How do you determine how much I get paid per mile? A.
It will all depend upon the size of the ad. Smaller ads pay less that
larger ads. Q.
How long do I have to keep the ad on my car? A.
Until you complete your contract. If you sign up for 6000 miles, then your
commitment is up when you have driven 6000 miles. The actual amount of
time just depends upon your driving habits. The more you drive, the
quicker you complete your contract. Q.
What if I want to quit before I have completed the term I signed up for? A.
We will remove the advertisement from your car. However, you will not be
paid for that final month. Q.
Can I extend my term? A.
If your advertiser also would like to extend the term then yes. If they do
not then we will work with you to place a new advertiser on your vehicle. |