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Three times a day, 39-year-old Ashlee Nordquist, an optician in Fargo, North Dakota, logged in to the shopping app Temu to feed her fish. 
If she fed enough fish, by tapping on a floating bag of fish food on her phone screen, Temu had promised to send her a free product of her choosing. But Nordquist kept running out of fish food. To get more, she needed to refer a new user to the app. So, she introduced Temu to her close friends and coworkers. 
After making more than a dozen referrals, and playing countless rounds of Fishland as well as other games on Temu, Nordquist won a bounty of freebies: a family hotpot-and-grill combo, a small hotpot-and-grill combo (she found the first one too big), a camera drone, a storage organizer, and a meat slicer. Most recently, in February, her fish-feeding routine landed her a free guitar — a gift for her friend’s daughter.