Frequently Asked Questions

 No. State laws can vary but generally commercial vehicles transport wares, merchandise, or people as their primary purpose. In recent years, individuals have utilized their personal vehicles to make primary or secondary income without commercial registration being a requirement. Rideshare services (Uber, Lyft, Cabify, Ziro) food delivery services (Doordash, GrubHub, UbderEats, InstaCart), vehicle rental (Turo, GetAround, Maven), personal services (TaskRabbit), or package delivery (AmazonFlex, courier services). 

 No. Materials used are high quality made by recognized manufacturers like 3M or Avery Dennison. High value cars like Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, and Bugatti are frequently wrapped to personalize them for their owners. The underlying finish is not damaged in any way. 

 Payments vary by size of advertisement, length of contract, days on the road, destinations, scans of unique QR code (if service is part of package), social media participation, etc. Income to hosts range from several hundred to a thousand dollars per month. 

  Term lengths vary based on client and host needs. They can be weeks, months, or years. 

  Most hosts act as independent contractors and will receive IRS form 1099 for tax filing purposes. Payments can be made via direct deposit or other electronic transfers like Venmo, PayPal, or Zelle. There are sometimes opportunities for hosts to be salaried/W2 workers of Nomadvertiser Inc or those advertising on the platform. 

 As independent contractors, it is on the host to appropriately manage tax responsibilities. 

 The advertiser pays for the creation, printing, and installation of the ad. 

 Not always, but anticipated mileage and routes are a factor in the monthly rate when an agreement between the advertiser and host is negotiated. In some deals, there will be mileage expectations. The negotiated contract will detail those expectations and impact on payments for lower or higher actual mileage. 

 While the underlying graphic is expected to remain intact during the length of the contract, any original graphic not covered by advertising will fade with exposure to elements. Part of the fees paid by the advertiser is dedicated to working with RV ad hosts to remove/replace ads should they decide to stop hosting new ads. 

  For any further inqueries or concerns, reach out to us at info@nomadvertiser.com, and we'll do our best to give you a satisfying answer.