A $44 digital audio sold as a 7-second sound ritual said to make a listener's heart magnetic to love, on a video-driven page that gives almost no detail about what the audio contains or how it works.
One-time $44 payment with no recurring charge found on the tested form
A $15.99 stainless steel tarot pendant with a meditation gift that also starts a 7-day trial of a $19.97-a-month energy membership, sold with scarcity and spiritual promises by sellers named only by first name.
A $37 'wealth hypnosis' program shown on a page that is only a video, a price line and legal notices, so what you receive is not described; the 60-day refund is the one clear term.
A $37 audio manifestation program with three audio bonuses, sold on a video page that promises Einstein-style wealth, shows a $552 crossed-out price and says the page may close tonight.
A $27 spirit animal meditation with two Rose Quartz hearts by mail, bundled with a 7-day trial of a membership that continues at $19.97 a month, sold through a short video page with no named seller.
60-day refund window on the form
Monthly fee is disclosed on the page and under Future Payments
A $39 set of audio 'sound wave frequencies' sold with a Genghis Khan story about a 'new organ' that manifests wealth, three bonus tracks and a 365-day refund, from a narrator with no company behind him.
A free birth-date wealth reading sign-up that leads to a $27 paid personalized reading with bonuses, described nowhere on the page, with a 365-day refund on the form and 60 days in the seller's terms.
A $37 program with bonuses that the page sells through a four-choice quiz about a mysterious Eastern painting, without saying what the program contains, who made it or what you receive.
A weekly astrology forecast subscription at $7 a week, reached through a zodiac quiz that shows no price, sold by a Romanian company that gives no address and whose refund page still points to ClickBank.
A $9 'ancient Pyramid sound' audio track that ties its origin to Illuminati ceremonies and Bilderberg meetings, uses a frozen countdown timer, and names two doctors with no linked study.
A digital "prayer" for manifesting wealth and desires, sold for a single $47 that matches the order form, with two unchecked add-ons, a $9.99 monthly ritual club and a $19 bead set, offered at checkout.
Order form price matches the single $47 on the page
No subscription on the product itself: the monthly ritual club ships unchecked
A hypnosis-style video presentation claiming to activate a secret key to wealth within 24 hours, sold for $9 against an unexplained $229 anchor price, with almost no text content and no author named on the page.
60-day refund window
Charge matches the discounted price shown on the page
A hypnosis-style video promising to manifest cash and success within 24 hours, sold for $9 against an unexplained $229 anchor price, built on the same near-empty template as another Aaron Surtees offer we reviewed.
60-day refund window
Charge matches the discounted price shown on the page
Wealth Wave Script is a $39 digital 'brain wave' manifestation video with a countdown timer and fabricated-looking crossed-out prices of up to $3,000 that never appear on the order form.
A $37 audio series described as "10 sessions plus 3 bonuses" for personal transformation, sold on a landing page that gives almost no other information about its content or who created it.
A $37 manifestation program built around a long personal story and a term called "neuro fragmentation," citing real researchers' names in a context that is not independently verifiable, with no named seller.
Order form price matches the referenced front-end price
A $27 to $37 digital audio said to activate an 'Infinity Switch' in 7 minutes a day, sold with a raid-and-lawsuit backstory, unnamed vendor and a 365-day refund, and a price that changes between page and form.
A $37 digital manifestation product sold through a video-only sales page with no readable text, no price and no named author, backed by a 30-day refund on the order form.
A $29 soulmate and twin flame sketch guide, reached through a quiz page from a seller who appears only as 'Psychic Maria', with no description of the product, a 30-day refund and mismatched terms.
A liquid gold ORMUS supplement sold from $69 a bottle with manifestation claims, a countdown discount whose $330 saving figure does not add up, and no seller named anywhere.
A $37 personalized 'psychic' portrait sketch of the buyer's supposed soulmate, sold through a fake countdown timer and fabricated real-time buyer notifications, with no company or contact named anywhere.
The $37 and $57 prices on the page match the order form exactly
A $9 hypnosis-style audio and video product promising to activate a 'wealth mind switch' within 24 hours, sold on a page that never names the presenter or describes the sessions inside.
A numerology and biorhythm reading membership sold as a $0.99 trial that converts to $37 a month, advertised with a 365-day guarantee that the trial plan's own order form does not actually grant.
Eye of God Awakening is a $37 digital 'manifestation system' whose page never explains its format or content, sold by an unnamed seller who refers to themselves only as 'I' and 'we'.
365-day ClickBank refund window
Single $37 charge matches the page exactly
$37 Spirituality
2.2/5
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