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5.4/10
Worth a look
A $27 digital bundle for mothers that promises daily side income from a resellable digital product plus $5-a-day ads, with bonuses 'valued' at $397 and an earnings table that reaches $8,100 a month.
$27 Make Money Online
5.4/10
Pass
A printed keto diet book for people over 50, advertised for only $9 while the order form charges $18.35 with shipping, and pitched with claims about heart disease, blood pressure and getting off statins.
$9 Health & Fitness
5.4/10
Pass
An ebook on search engine optimisation sold for $59 through a bare Digistore24 order form whose whole description is one sentence and a five-point list of goals.
$59 Make Money Online
Vague contents
5.4/10
Worth a look
A $24.99 digital bundle of budget cooking tips, recipes and meal prep guides from an off-grid couple in Arizona, with a 60-day refund window but no list of what the bundle contains.
$24.99 Cooking
60-day refund
5.4/10
Worth a look
A downloadable holiday season guide for USD 20 once that mentions budgets, planners and recipes, but gives no page count, contents list or sample on the page or the form.
$20 Parenting
Format not stated
5.4/10
Worth a look
A digital companion for the first year after losing someone, covering firsts, anniversaries and hard days, sold for GBP 37 one time on a page mixed with generic productivity template copy.
$37 Self-Help
Format not stated
5.4/10
Worth a look
A digital guide on grief, meaning and spiritual renewal after a loss, signed by Gwen and sold for GBP 37 one time on a page that mixes a sincere description with generic template copy.
$37 Spirituality
Doses not disclosed
5.4/10
Worth a look
A brain-health supplement with a proprietary blend that hides individual doses, sold in 2-, 3- or 6-bottle packages from $167.95, marketed under a browser tab title that calls it a 'medical breakthrough'.
$167.95 Health & Fitness
5.4/10
Pass
A metabolism-support capsule sold in bottle kits from $167.95 to $294, fronted by a 'Dr. Recommended' credit with no verifiable institution.
$167.95 Health & Fitness
No company named on the site
5.4/10
Pass
A chewable oral postbiotic supplement sold as a 2, 3 or 6-bottle bundle from $158, built around an unbranded 'FabM enzyme' theory and testimonials claiming cancelled dental surgery, with no company named anywhere on the pages we read.
$158 Health & Fitness
Company named
5.4/10
Pass
A $61.99 nerve-pain supplement from a real named company, Critical Bench, Inc., whose sales pitch invents a 'termite cell' concept and a '5-second egg yolk trick' with no supporting study.
$61.99 Health & Fitness
365-day refund
5.4/10
Pass
A $37 digital 'wealth sound' audio track claiming to attract money effortlessly and unlock psychic power, citing an unnamed-credential 'Dr. McCarthy' and mostly unrelated reference links.
$37 Spirituality
Video only, no text version
5.4/10
Pass
A $69 video-based seduction course with almost no text on its sales page beyond a price, a countdown, and a placeholder sentence, so what the course actually teaches cannot be checked.
$69 Relationships
365-day refund
5.4/10
Pass
A $39 digital program claiming to 'activate dormant DNA' through root-chakra audio and affirmations, backed by a genuine 365-day refund but by a misused genetics citation and fabricated testimonials.
$39 Spirituality
Reused testimonials
5.4/10
Pass
A $37 digital prayer bundle whose testimonials are copied word for word from at least two other, differently-named ClickBank products, with no seller named beyond a first name.
$37 Spirituality
Empty "backed by research" claim
5.4/10
Pass
A 12-ingredient liver and weight-loss supplement sold as 1, 3 or 6 bottles from $88.95 to $294, whose page claims to be "backed by research from" sources it never actually names, alongside a real 60-day refund.
$88.95 Health & Fitness
Citations don't match claim
5.4/10
Pass
A $39 eight-minute audio track claimed to activate Alpha brainwaves and transform your life, backed by a list of general neuroscience references that do not specifically study this recording.
$39 Spirituality
5.4/10
Pass
A $65.95 dietary supplement claiming to boost natural HGH production, sold with a fabricated $150 per-bottle comparison price and testimonials identified only by initials, alongside a real 180-day refund and a named company address.
$65.95 Health & Fitness
Guarantee mismatch
5.4/10
Pass
A $39 audio frequency track claiming to dissolve a person's "Astral Double" and unlock wealth through vibrational energy, sold by a named company whose page advertises 365 days of guarantee while ClickBank's own form grants only 60.
$39 Spirituality
Doses hidden, seller not named
5.4/10
Pass
A $59 liquid digestive supplement blamed on a self-coined "Swollen Gut Syndrome" that the page says doctors don't recognise, sold with no company name behind the ClickBank account gutgo42.
$59 Health & Fitness
Doctor not named
5.4/10
Worth a look
A 7-form magnesium supplement from BIOptimizers costing $47.75 for one bottle, whose exact affiliate link loads a blank page and whose order form shows no refund window despite the brand's own 365-day guarantee elsewhere.
$47.75 Health & Fitness
No regular price shown
5.4/10
Worth a look
A $49.95 video presentation by fitness author Joey Atlas that frames cellulite as a muscle and connective-tissue issue and sells a home-toning method in three vague steps, with a countdown timer and no cited research.
$49.95 Beauty & Skincare
Unverified price ladder
5.4/10
Pass
A $37 pair of binaural-beat audio tracks framed as a Jesus-linked manifestation method, sold against an unverified $1,500 to $1,000 price ladder and testimonials crediting it with lottery wins and job offers.
$37 Spirituality
Subscription on the form
5.4/10
Worth a look
An ebook on planning and building a model train layout, sold on the page as a '$97 $47' one-time deal but billed on the order form as $47 now plus $27 every month for an ongoing membership.
$47 Hobbies & Crafts