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Chameleon Care Guide + Bonuses review
A $17 downloadable ebook on keeping and breeding pet chameleons with three bonus files and a 60-day refund, on a page with a crossed-out $37.97 price and a script-set discount deadline.
Worth a look
For $17 the offer is easy to judge: a named ebook, a clear topic list, three named bonuses and a 60-day refund that the form confirms. It is the kind of guide a new chameleon owner might reasonably want, and the price is small. The soft spots are the sales tactics and the medical chapter. The 'discount valid till' date comes from a script, so the urgency is not a real deadline. The copy calls the book the most detailed and accurate guide available anywhere, and one testimonial praises it for avoiding a vet visit, while the page shows no veterinary credential behind the illness section. Treat it as a care overview and see a reptile vet for a sick animal. The author is named but no company or address is given.
- Price
- $17
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- First-time chameleon owners who want a low-cost overview of habitat, feeding and handling
- Not for
- Anyone with a sick animal who expects the ebook to replace a reptile veterinarian
Chameleon Care Guide + Bonuses at a glance
The Chameleon Care Guide is a downloadable ebook by Robert Jones, who says he owns four chameleons and used research, unnamed experts and his own experience. The page lists what it covers: 10 things to consider before buying, 13 conditions for a healthy animal, 11 buying factors and 12 signs of ill health, habitat, lighting, watering, feeding, gut-loading insects, handling, and breeding and hatchling care. Three bonuses are named: a special report on identifying, treating and preventing medical problems, a Chameleon Journal chart and a non-toxic plant list. There is no page count. The price is $17 on the form, against $37.97 crossed out, with a 'discount valid till' date created by a script on the page. A 60-day refund is promised and lets you keep the guides. The page names no veterinary credential for the medical chapter. Terms disclaim any guarantee of results, and no company or address is given.
- Format
- Downloadable ebook, printable, plus three bonus files
- Length
- Not stated: no page count
- Price
- $17.00 one time on the form; page shows $37.97 crossed out
- Bonuses
- Medical problems report, Chameleon Journal, non-toxic plant list
- Refund window
- 60 days on the form and the page; you keep the guides
- Author
- Robert Jones, no credentials or company given
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- chameguide
Topics and bonuses listed
The page lists the topics by number, three bonuses and the ebook format, but gives no page count.
For offer clarity we give 7.0.
$17 after a crossed-out $37.97
The form charges $17, matching the page's 'only $17', but the 'discount valid till' date is filled in by a script.
For pricing honesty we give 6.5.
'Most detailed guide anywhere'
The page says the book is the most detailed and accurate guide available and includes a medical chapter with no veterinary credential shown.
For claim discipline we give 5.0.
An author, no company
Robert Jones is named as author, but no company, address or credentials are given.
For vendor transparency we give 4.0.
Sixty days, keep the files
The form and the page give 60 days, and the page says you keep the guides.
For refund terms we give 8.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- Low price of $17
- 60-day refund on the form and the page
- Three named bonus files
- Clear topic list
What does not
- Discount deadline set by a script
- Medical chapter with no veterinary credential shown
- No page count
- No company or address
Chameleon Care Guide + Bonuses FAQ
Is the Chameleon Care Guide legit?
The author is named and the refund is 60 days, but the page shows no credentials and its discount deadline is script-generated.
How much does it cost?
The order form charges $17.00 once for a US address.
Does it cover breeding?
Yes, the page lists mating and hatchling care among the topics.
Can it replace a vet?
No. The page names no veterinary credential, so see a reptile vet for a sick animal.
How do I get a refund?
The form and page show a 60-day window.
The bottom line
For $17 the offer is easy to judge: a named ebook, a clear topic list, three named bonuses and a 60-day refund that the form confirms. It is the kind of guide a new chameleon owner might reasonably want, and the price is small. The soft spots are the sales tactics and the medical chapter. The 'discount valid till' date comes from a script, so the urgency is not a real deadline. The copy calls the book the most detailed and accurate guide available anywhere, and one testimonial praises it for avoiding a vet visit, while the page shows no veterinary credential behind the illness section. Treat it as a care overview and see a reptile vet for a sick animal. The author is named but no company or address is given.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, Brain Training for Dogs scores 6.9/10 and is rated Worth it.
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