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Spirituality & Manifestation review

God Frequency review

A $37 download of binaural-beat audio tracks sold with a story about Jesus' secret letters, a 15-minute daily listening habit and a 365-day refund, from a seller named only by a ClickBank account.

Pass

Whatever one thinks of manifestation audio, this offer is hard to judge on its merits because the page explains so little about the product itself: no track length, no format, no list beyond two named recordings. What it explains at length is a story about secret letters hidden by the church, backed by testimonials about lottery wins and dream partners, and an anchor price of $1,500 that no buyer is expected to pay. The $37 on the form matches the page and the 365-day refund window is generous, which limits the financial risk. But the seller is only a ClickBank account, the page says it may be taken down because the church is 'hounding' the author, and none of the claims can be checked. We recommend passing unless you simply want to try the audio under the refund.

Price
$37
Billing
One-time payment
Best for
Buyers who already like binaural-beat audio and will use the 365-day refund if it does nothing for them
Not for
Anyone hoping for money, a partner or other outcomes the page promises but cannot show

God Frequency at a glance

God Frequency is a digital recording of binaural beats that the sales page says was engineered from a code in 'Jesus' secret teachings'. Buyers are told to wear earbuds for 15 minutes a day to 'manifest God's blessings', for two weeks on the page and at least 21 days in the text version. A second track, the Love Frequency, comes as a bonus for relationships. The pitch is a long personal story about a divorced father and letters that the church supposedly hid for 2,000 years, plus a claim that Harvard researchers accept binaural beats as a way to influence brain synchronization. Testimonials mention a lottery win, a job with a 50% raise and a 'dream girlfriend'. The page gives no track length, file format or number of tracks beyond the two named. A text transcript exists. The seller shows only a support email, no company or address, and a short disclaimer says the product is for information and entertainment. The same sales letter is also sold under a second ClickBank vendor account, godfreq42, which we review separately.

Format
Digital audio recording (binaural beats), download; file type not stated
Tracks
God Frequency plus Love Frequency bonus; lengths not stated
Listening plan
15 minutes a day; 2 weeks on the page, 21 days in the text version
Price
$37.00 one time, matching the page; crossed-out $1,500 and $1,000 shown
Refund window
365 days on the order form
Seller
Not named on the page; support email only
Merchant of record
Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
ClickBank vendor
godfreq

Two tracks, no details

The page names the God Frequency and the Love Frequency but gives no track length, format or file count.

For offer clarity we give 4.5.

A $1,500 price nobody pays

The form matches the $37 on the page, but the $1,500 and $1,000 anchors and the warning that the page may be taken down are pressure tactics.

For pricing honesty we give 5.0.

Jesus' secret letters

The page claims secret letters hidden by the church for 2,000 years and shows testimonials about a lottery win and a dream girlfriend, with no evidence.

For claim discipline we give 2.5.

A full year

The form and the page both give 365 days.

For refund terms we give 9.0.

Support email only

No company, person or address is named beyond a support email.

For vendor transparency we give 3.0.

Pros and cons

What works

  • 365-day refund window
  • Price on the page matches the form
  • Text transcript of the pitch available
  • Disclaimer that it is not medical advice

What does not

  • No track length, format or file details
  • Secret-letters story cannot be verified
  • Anchor prices of $1,500 and $1,000
  • Seller named only by a ClickBank account

God Frequency FAQ

Is God Frequency legit?

It is a real digital product sold through ClickBank, but the page's claims about Jesus' secret teachings and manifesting results are not backed by evidence.

How much does it cost?

$37.00 once for a US address, with no tax added at checkout.

How do I get a refund?

The order form shows 365 days, and the page tells you to email support to get your money back.

What do I get?

A digital recording of the God Frequency binaural beat and a Love Frequency bonus track; the page does not say how long they are.

Who sells it?

No person or company is named. The page lists a support email, and the ClickBank vendor account is godfreq.

The bottom line

Whatever one thinks of manifestation audio, this offer is hard to judge on its merits because the page explains so little about the product itself: no track length, no format, no list beyond two named recordings. What it explains at length is a story about secret letters hidden by the church, backed by testimonials about lottery wins and dream partners, and an anchor price of $1,500 that no buyer is expected to pay. The $37 on the form matches the page and the 365-day refund window is generous, which limits the financial risk. But the seller is only a ClickBank account, the page says it may be taken down because the church is 'hounding' the author, and none of the claims can be checked. We recommend passing unless you simply want to try the audio under the refund.

If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, Twenty Minutes Dead scores 7.7/10 and is rated Worth it.

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