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60-day refund
5.6/10
Worth a look
A nitric-oxide powder supplement for male sexual performance, priced from $78.99 for one jar with tiered discounts up to 75 percent off inflated list prices, backed by a 60-day refund and real but overstated citations.
$78.99 Health & Fitness
5.6/10
Worth a look
A digestion and metabolism powder mix with over a dozen named plant ingredients, sold from $68.95 for one pack, whose marketing drifts from digestion into weight loss, energy and anti-aging claims with no doses shown.
$68.95 Health & Fitness
No single-bottle option
5.6/10
Worth a look
A brain supplement sold only in 2, 3 or 6-bottle packages, cheapest at $167.95 for 2 bottles with shipping, backed by a 60-day refund but with no company name or address given anywhere.
$167.95 Health & Fitness
Almost no offer detail
5.6/10
Pass
A $49 digital guide about building a home power device, sold through a two-line sales page with a disclosed pen-name author and a company name, but almost no description of what is actually included.
$49 Survival
30-day refund
5.6/10
Worth a look
A football betting tips subscription priced at $63.56 for a season pass or $82.63 for VIP, run by a self-described professional tipster whose big profit figures are not independently verified.
$63.56 Trading
Founder named only by first name
5.6/10
Worth a look
Septic tank treatment tablets sold from $78.95 for a single box, with a specific tablet formula described on the page but an origin story naming '14 scientists' and a 'prestigious university' that is never identified.
$78.95 Home & Garden
365-day refund window
5.6/10
Worth a look
A capsule supplement pitched for memory and brain health, built on five undosed ingredients and priced from $58.99 for one bottle, with a reference list mostly about unrelated topics like prostate and kidney health.
$58.99 Health & Fitness
Real price is $68
5.6/10
Worth a look
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.
$68 Relationships
90-day refund
5.6/10
Worth a look
A $39 digital audio series claiming to activate a 'Genius Switch' tied to BDNF and brain plasticity, backed by more than 30 cited studies that do not test this specific audio.
$39 Health & Fitness
Seller not verifiable
5.6/10
Pass
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.
$37 Relationships
5.6/10
Worth a look
A $37 digital course on a self-described biblical prayer method, presented by pen-named pastors on a page that warns it could be taken down and offers an on-exit discount coupon.
$37 Spirituality
365-day refund
5.6/10
Worth a look
A $37 wealth manifestation video program that claims to rewire the brain for money through energy and manifestation, priced the same on the page and the order form, with a 365-day refund and no named seller.
$37 Spirituality
Doctor not named
5.6/10
Pass
A $37 digital 5-step Candida program by Linda Allen, sold on a page whose video description text actually talks about reversing infertility disorders rather than yeast infections, alongside a testimonial list that repeats several names twice.
$37 Health & Fitness
5.6/10
Pass
A supplement marketed entirely around manifesting financial abundance, sold as a one-time $63.95 purchase whose actual ingredients, ginkgo biloba, St. John's wort and bacopa monnieri, have no stated link to money or prosperity.
$63.95 Spirituality
Checkout currency issue
5.6/10
Worth a look
A $27 four-week lucid dreaming video bootcamp with named bonuses and lifetime access to a members area, held back by a broken currency display on the checkout and an unnamed creator.
$27 Self-Help
Cure claims on page
5.6/10
Pass
A $19.97 PDF report from Barton Publishing that claims to dissolve and pass kidney stones in under 24 hours, with cure-style promises, a guarantee of 90 days on the page and 60 on the form.
$19.97 Health & Fitness
Page contradicts itself
5.6/10
Worth a look
A $44.49 digital pack of 250+ copy-and-paste ChatGPT prompts for planning cruises, where the page shows one pack at 35 pounds and mixes 250 prompts, 50 prompts and a $7 price in its text.
$44.49 Hobbies & Crafts
No course list
5.6/10
Worth a look
A $134 one-time program of 10 online courses on using AI at work for non-technical people, with 'instant access' to a ten-month program but no course titles, lengths or a named instructor bio.
$134 Education
Checkout shows reais
5.6/10
Worth a look
A short digital guide for people on GLP-1 medication who want to keep drinking wine, with a printable checklist and a 10-minute audio, priced at $11 on the page but shown in reais on the checkout.
$11 Health & Fitness
$99 a month
5.6/10
Worth a look
A $99-a-month subscription to AI-generated betting picks for NBA, NHL, NFL, MLB and soccer, with a published record and a 60-day refund, but no named operator and figures that cannot be checked from the page.
$99 Trading
Checkout shows reais
5.6/10
Worth a look
A cloud platform of ready-made list-building funnels for affiliates at a page price of $33.97 once with a 30-day refund, whose ClickBank checkout shows reais and whose page adds scarcity and a $197 anchor.
$33.97 Make Money Online
Unsourced health claims
5.6/10
Pass
A 200+ page PDF on 26 peptides with 8 stacks, dosing tables and injection protocols, sold for $39 once, with a 60-day refund window, an unverified countdown and unnamed 'functional MD' testimonials.
$39 Health & Fitness
Conditional refund
5.6/10
Worth a look
A $67 pre-built Shopify store with 20+ products and supplier links delivered in 24 to 48 hours, sold with income testimonials, a scarcity line and a refund that depends on proof of effort.
$67 Make Money Online
Monthly plan, 14-day refund
5.6/10
Worth a look
A monthly AI CRM subscription for small businesses at $99 (Operator) or $199 (Scale), with a long feature list, a 14-day refund window and a rolling free-setup promotion.
$99 Software & Tech