A $37 seven-module self-help program for people who loved an avoidant partner, with a 60-day refund and a health disclaimer, but no stated format, length or author qualifications.
A $49.95 ebook-plus-bonuses course on saving a marriage from author Amy Waterman, with a 60-day refund, an optional $37-a-month add-on, and a letter that promises to stop divorce.
Bonuses and email consultation listed by name
Single payment of $49.95 for the main item, matching the page
A EUR 27 relationship-repair ebook sold directly through the Digistore24 order form, with a one-paragraph pitch and no sales page, author name or table of contents.
A $37.99 dating ebook by relationship coach Hina, sold directly through the Digistore24 order form, with a table of contents but manipulation-heavy language like 'DESPERATE to see you again.'
A $49.99 dating program for men from Digital Romance, Inc. with a 60-day refund, sold on a page whose readable text never says what the program contains or how it is delivered.
An 8-lesson relationships course for women, delivered inside a private Full-Wisdom community, for $67 for the first month and then $7.95 a month, with a 30-day refund and a support e-mail as the only contact.
Price and monthly fee stated clearly on page and form
A $39 ebook of 47 'laws' on meeting women through Instagram DMs, with a Telegram group for the first 100 buyers, that promises a 93% reply rate and a girlfriend in weeks, without a results disclaimer.
A $79 digital relationship program aimed at men trying to reconnect with an ex, sold with 6 named bonus trainings and a guarantee framed around a specific outcome ("if that one girl you want is chasing you") rather than program access.
A $49.95 relationship course for women with video, audio and e-book parts and a 60-day refund, but built on an unnamed-research brain-chemistry claim and a VIP option that starts a $37 monthly membership.
A $61.08 course whose Digistore24 checkout pre-adds a $7.95/month membership to the cart, framed as free for the first month but recurring after, pushing today's real charge to $69.03.
The order form does disclose the recurring membership and its monthly price, if you read past the first line item
The course topic and audience are described specifically rather than vaguely
A $47 pendant billed as plain jewelry with no relationship claims, but the order form adds $21.00 in shipping the sales page never mentions, for a real total of $68.00.
Explicit statement that no health or relationship claims are made
A $37 digital guide on physical intimacy techniques for women, presented by a person identifying herself only as Cassidy Lyon, with no company named and results described as guaranteed.
A $48 dating-advice eBook bundle for women with six bonuses, sold by DatingAdviceGuru.com with a 90-day refund, but the checkout box for a $37 monthly club is ticked by default.
A $69 video-based seduction course with almost no text on its sales page beyond a price, a countdown, and a placeholder sentence, so what the course actually teaches cannot be checked.
Price matches exactly between the page and the order form
A $49 video program from relationship coach Bob Grant that teaches three unnamed "trigger words," sold on an order page where a $39-a-month club add-on box is checked by default unless the buyer unchecks it.
60-day refund window
Seller named with a street address and phone number
A $49.50 dating program for men built on hookup-culture tactics, with a 60-day refund and a listed bonus set, but discount math that does not add up, a countdown and extreme promises.
A men's pheromone cologne sold by a page fronted by an unverifiable 'Dr. Amend' persona, with the single bottle costing $55.90 including shipping despite the page's free-shipping claim.
A $69.95 digital dating and seduction course sold under the byline Kate Spring, promising to make any woman feel uncontrollable desire through a 'secret language', with claims that go well beyond what any course can honestly promise.
A relationship program for men sold for $47 after a long video, with no written description of what it contains, an order button that appears about 33 minutes in and a 60-day refund.
A $37 adult-oriented digital program billed as unlocking the secrets of breast play, whose sales page yields no readable description of its actual content beyond the title.
Company name, phone number and email available for support
An intimacy-technique guide for women, presented on a page branded Bedroom Rockstar and priced at $67, while the ClickBank order form bills a differently named product, Tao of Badass, for $37, with no company or narrator named.
A $39 digital dating guide for women, sold as 5 'mesmerizing' texts plus three bonus reports, on a page that promises any man will chase you non-stop; 60-day ClickBank refund.
A text-message dating system for men, sold on a video page as the Lust Inception System for one payment of $67 with bonuses and a 60-day refund, but with guaranteed-result claims no guide can keep.
A $37 dating course for women sold through a long narrative about three emails that supposedly make a man emotionally obsessed, written by an unnamed narrator with no company behind the offer.
Single clean $37 charge with no shipping fee
60-day refund window
$37 Relationships
2.3/5
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