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Free trial not on form
5.1/10
Worth a look
A monthly horse racing lay betting tips service by email, whose page promises a 7-day free trial that the ClickBank form does not show, charging $33.89 immediately and every month.
$33.89 Trading
Product not described
5.1/10
Pass
A $20 'pre-release' offer from Steve and Becky Holman for an anti-aging fitness system, sold from a five-step advice letter that never says what the product contains or in what format it comes.
$20 Health & Fitness
Extraordinary claims
5.1/10
Pass
A $37 PDF ebook promising real physical psychic abilities such as telekinesis, invisibility and teleportation, with free bonus ebooks and a 60-day refund but no evidence for its claims.
$37 Spirituality
Video-only page
5.1/10
Pass
A $9 digital manifestation program sold on a video page whose headline promises to "manifest real spendable cash starting today", with a 60-day unconditional refund but no written description of the contents.
$9 Spirituality
Subscription on the form
5.1/10
Worth a look
A monthly video course by Richard Lustig, a self-described 7-time lottery jackpot winner, billed $49 now and $49 every month, sold behind a video page with a two-hour disappearing countdown.
$49 Trading
365-day refund
5.1/10
Worth a look
A $17 personalized soulmate guide with a bonus vision drawing, reached through a free-reading quiz page that promises a 100% accurate reading and names no seller, with a 365-day refund window.
$17 Spirituality
$157.99 total
5.0/10
Pass
A $157.99 (with shipping) supplement claiming to support the pineal gland, a claim category with little established science behind it.
$138 Health & Fitness
$175.95 total
5.0/10
Pass
A $167.95 (with shipping) two-bottle supply of a blood-sugar supplement, a category where unverified claims can carry real health risk.
$158 Health & Fitness
$294 total
5.0/10
Pass
A $294 (with shipping) six-bottle bulk supplement offer with no smaller trial size visible, a large first-time commitment.
$294 Health & Fitness
Balance/vertigo claim
5.0/10
Pass
A $69 single-bottle supplement marketed for vertigo and balance issues, a symptom category with serious underlying causes that need real diagnosis.
$69 Health & Fitness
Nerve health claim
5.0/10
Pass
A $69 single-bottle nerve-health supplement, marketed toward nerve pain or numbness, symptoms that can signal serious underlying conditions.
$69 Health & Fitness
$312 total, bulk
5.0/10
Pass
A $311.95 (with shipping) six-bottle bulk cognitive supplement, with no smaller trial size visible.
$311.95 Health & Fitness
Nerve health claim
5.0/10
Pass
A $69 single-bottle nerve-health supplement, in the same claim category as Nervovive, a symptom area that needs medical diagnosis.
$69 Health & Fitness
Six-bottle bulk, thyroid claim
5.0/10
Pass
A $294 six-bottle bulk supplement marketed for thyroid support, a symptom category where real diagnosis matters more than a supplement.
$294 Health & Fitness
Six-bottle bulk
5.0/10
Pass
A $294 six-bottle bulk cognitive/balance supplement with no smaller trial size visible.
$294 Health & Fitness
$88.99 total, pressure tactics
5.0/10
Pass
An $78.99 (with shipping) single-bottle supplement sold with a self-hosted 4.75-star rating and a live 'people online now' counter on the checkout.
$69 Health & Fitness
5.0/10
Pass
A Scrum-focused software testing course with real depth, sold through a checkout that quietly arrives preloaded with two more courses and a $467 total.
$467 Software & Tech
5.0/10
Pass
An $87 digital programme named after a serious medical condition, whose order form contains a price and no description whatsoever.
$87 Health & Fitness
No specification at all
5.0/10
Pass
A $37 Amazon affiliate course whose one-page sales site promises up to $3,000 in commissions today and names no vendor.
$37 Make Money Online
5.0/10
Pass
A $39 plan for a long-lost ancient invention that supposedly wipes out power bills, sold under a pen name.
$39 Home & Garden
No description on form
5.0/10
Pass
A $13 printable habit resource with prompts and trackers for morning routines, meals and sleep, sold on a template page without a contents list, author surname or imprint.
$13 Health & Fitness
Unfinished page copy
5.0/10
Pass
A $37 planner promising it can "rewire your habits" through unexplained "insider methods" and daily prompts, with a sentence on the page that literally cuts off mid-word.
$37 Self-Help
5.0/10
Pass
A $19-to-$47 digital astrology reading from an unnamed seller, presented as a live session with 'Master Sarah' even though the site's own disclaimer admits the content may be AI-generated and automated.
$19 Spirituality
5.0/10
Pass
A $39 audio track claiming a hidden Chinese wealth secret, sold with a 365-day guarantee but backed only by testimonials promising specific raises, contracts and stock windfalls from five minutes of daily listening.
$39 Spirituality