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The Extreme Anti Smoking System (EASS) review
A quit-smoking package with a 155-page ebook, an audio version, action documents and email follow-ups for $33 one time, with six months of member access and a 60-day ClickBank refund.
Worth a look
This is one of the more plainly described offers in the quit-smoking niche. The package is itemised, the page says one-time payment with no subscriptions and no rebills, and the price on the page matches the form. The owning company is named, and the terms carry a medical disclaimer. Three things hold it back. Access lasts only six months, which the sales page states in a single sentence. The refund promise differs between the terms (30 days) and the ClickBank form (60 days). And the sales letter leans on an unnamed 'David' and promises to help you quit for good, which no program can guarantee. It does not replace medical support for quitting. As a $33 education package it is a fair caution, not a clear yes.
- Price
- $33
- Billing
- One-time payment, 6 months of access
- Best for
- Smokers who want a structured read-and-listen plan and will download the files within the six months
- Not for
- Anyone looking for medical treatment or lifetime access
The Extreme Anti Smoking System (EASS) at a glance
The Extreme Anti Smoking System is a digital quit-smoking program from the EASS team. The page says the package has a 155-page PDF ebook, an MP3 audio version, a set of action documents for tracking progress, a follow-up email series and a customer community, all in a member area. It lists topics: how smoking affects body and mind, the role of nicotine, a step-by-step quitting plan, handling withdrawal and preventing weight gain. The pitch rests on the story of 'David', an unnamed former smoker, and promises to help readers quit for good. The page cites no study, and the terms say nothing on the site is medical advice and outcomes are not guaranteed. The price is $33, down from $49 as a 'special launch price', and the payment page says it covers six months of access. The terms name Brainfology Digital Services LLC as owner; contact is by form.
- Format
- 155-page PDF ebook, MP3 audio version and action documents
- Extras
- Follow-up email series and customer community
- Price
- $33.00 one time (regular $49 on the page)
- Access
- 6 months of member-area access
- Refund window
- 60 days on the ClickBank form; the site terms say 30 days
- Seller
- Brainfology Digital Services LLC per the terms; contact form only
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- digisk
An itemised package
The page lists a 155-page ebook, an audio version, action documents, follow-up emails and a community.
For offer clarity we give 7.5.
Page and form agree
The page's $33 launch price matches the form, and the page says no subscriptions and no rebills.
For pricing honesty we give 7.5.
Six months of access
The payment page says the $33 covers 6 months of member-area access, so the files should be downloaded in that time.
For delivery and access we give 6.5.
Sixty days, or thirty
The ClickBank form shows 60 days while the site terms mention 30 days.
For refund terms we give 7.5.
Quit for good, from an unnamed story
The pitch rests on an unnamed 'David' and promises to help you quit for good, with no study cited.
For claim discipline we give 4.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- Itemised package with a 155-page ebook and audio
- One-time payment with no rebills stated
- Price on the page matches the ClickBank form
- Medical disclaimer in the terms
- Owning company named in the terms
What does not
- Access limited to 6 months
- Refund period differs between terms and form
- Unnamed 'David' story instead of a named expert
- Promise to quit for good
The Extreme Anti Smoking System (EASS) FAQ
Is the Extreme Anti Smoking System legit?
It is a real ClickBank product with a 60-day refund on the form, but the page's promise to help you quit for good cannot be guaranteed.
How much does it cost?
$33.00 once for a US address, down from a $49 regular price on the page.
Is it a subscription?
No. The page says one-time payment, no subscriptions, no rebills, and the form shows one charge.
How long do I have access?
Six months of member-area access, so download the files within that time.
How do I get a refund?
The ClickBank form shows 60 days; the site terms mention 30 days, so ask early.
The bottom line
This is one of the more plainly described offers in the quit-smoking niche. The package is itemised, the page says one-time payment with no subscriptions and no rebills, and the price on the page matches the form. The owning company is named, and the terms carry a medical disclaimer. Three things hold it back. Access lasts only six months, which the sales page states in a single sentence. The refund promise differs between the terms (30 days) and the ClickBank form (60 days). And the sales letter leans on an unnamed 'David' and promises to help you quit for good, which no program can guarantee. It does not replace medical support for quitting. As a $33 education package it is a fair caution, not a clear yes.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, Health Protocols: 63 Sleep, Energy and Focus Protocols (ebook) scores 7.4/10 and is rated Worth it.
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