About Camille Rousseau

This site is maintained by an editorial desk rather than an individual owner. We do not claim vehicle ownership or a personal purchase history, because that is precisely what a reader cannot verify. What you get instead: every figure dated, every claim tied to a primary source, and disagreements between sources published rather than quietly resolved.

Why this site exists

Most “Tesla referral code” sites copy US or inflated figures (“€500 + 1,000 km”, “3 months free FSD”). In France, that's wrong. This site was built to do the opposite: a valid link, the real benefit for your model, how it stacks with the eco bonus, and an honest verification date.

How this stays accurate

• Every programme figure is cross-checked against Tesla's official “Refer and Earn” page and French sources.
• Every page shows a “last reviewed” date.
• No figure is invented: where something depends on your own situation, the page says so and points to the official source.

Why no real name appears here yet

The byline above is a clearly-labelled vacancy rather than a person. That is unusual for this kind of site, where the norm is a first name, a photograph and a line like "Model Y owner since 2022". This site carried that line. We removed it.

The reasoning is short: first-hand experience is exactly what a reader cannot verify, and therefore exactly what must not be invented. "I ordered my Model Y and the kilometres appeared on delivery" makes a page warm and credible; if nobody ordered anything, it makes the page false. A "persona" note in small type does not repair that, because a reader skimming keeps the first name and drops the caveat.

So you will not find on this site: first-person ordering stories, screenshots presented as ours, or any credential we could not demonstrate.

What replaces the owner's voice

Removing that voice leaves a gap, and it has to be filled with something you can check rather than something you have to trust:

• A verification date on every figure, which only advances when a check actually happened — never because a page was republished.
• A primary source per claim, preferring the body that administers a scheme over another referral page repeating it.
• Disagreement published rather than settled quietly, with both figures and their dates, instead of picking the more flattering one.
• Corrections made in the text, saying what changed.

That produces pages carrying fewer confident numbers than competitors'. It is the intended result: a missing figure costs a reader nothing, while a wrong one has them budgeting against money that does not exist.

What it would take for a real name to appear here: an identifiable person, consenting, willing to answer for what is published. Until then this section will keep saying exactly this. And above everything else — if your Tesla order summary disagrees with this site, your order summary is right.