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4.9/10
Pass
A blood sugar supplement with no single-bottle option, priced from $167.95 for two bottles, whose featured customer review implies it could let a buyer reduce a diabetes medication with no caution attached.
$167.95 Health & Fitness
Testimonials admitted fictional
4.9/10
Pass
A $9 'ancient Bible verse' wealth-manifestation video whose own terms of service admit that the customer names and stories used to sell it have been changed or dramatized.
$9 Spirituality
Ingredients not listed
4.9/10
Pass
A physical men's health supplement sold as a fix for erectile performance through emotional, unverifiable testimonials, with no ingredient list found and no seller identified beyond the ClickBank account name.
$137.99 Health & Fitness
Author not named
4.9/10
Pass
A $15 weight-loss guide sold through a long personal story about a "bread hack" that claims dramatic fat loss without cutting carbs, backed only by unverifiable testimonials and no named author.
$15 Health & Fitness
Entertainment-only terms
4.9/10
Pass
A $9 digital manifestation mantra with three audio and report bonuses, 60-day refund on the form, sold with an 'ancient energy' story, a pen-name author and 'only 67 copies left' for a digital file.
$9 Spirituality
Claims not verifiable
4.9/10
Pass
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.
$37 Spirituality
Cure claims
4.9/10
Pass
A downloadable ebook on infertility for $47 that promises pregnancy in 60 days, with bonuses and 3 months of e-mail counseling, backed by 'clinically proven' wording and long testimonial lists.
$47 Health & Fitness
Seller not named
4.9/10
Pass
A $97 presentation maker sold as the world's number one, with a page that is mostly a demo video and slogans, no named seller and upsell pop-ups for templates, a masterclass and support.
$97 Software & Tech
365-day refund
4.9/10
Pass
A $37 audio track for a 7-minute morning wealth ritual with three bonus files, backed by a 365-day refund, but sold with an AI 'brain matrix' story, a nameless Dr. Alan and a $17 versus $37 price mismatch.
$37 Spirituality
Cheaper package renews
4.9/10
Pass
A Sri Yantra pendant with a ritual meditation and mandala page for $37 with free shipping, or $27 with a 7-day trial that turns into a $19.97 monthly Energy Bank membership.
$37 Spirituality
Free reading, $74 sketch
4.9/10
Pass
A free soulmate tarot reading on the page that leads into a $74 Soulmate Origin Sketch Package, which the page never describes, from a named Singapore company with an entertainment-only disclaimer.
$74 Spirituality
Manual and videos, not a saw
4.9/10
Pass
A $39 digital product called DIY Smart Saw that, per a footnote, is a manual plus videos rather than a machine, sold on a video-only page with no readable text, no named seller and a refund page missing its number of days.
$39 Home & Garden
Health claims
4.9/10
Pass
A $37 digital system by an unnamed author who says he cured his eye floaters and urges readers to avoid laser and vitrectomy, while the site's own terms say it makes no health claims and is no substitute for a doctor.
$37 Health & Fitness
Guarantee stated 4 ways
4.9/10
Pass
A $59 one-bottle prostate supplement whose page names four ingredients with no doses, quotes a 'Business Insider' report, contains leftover text from a weight-loss product and states the guarantee as 30, 60, 180 days and 6 months.
$59 Health & Fitness
Subscription on the form
4.9/10
Pass
A sports betting picks membership sold as a $198 per month subscription, with profit counters, a crossed-out $499 price, a waiting-list claim and no named company, backed by a 60-day refund.
$198 Trading
Bold ED claims
4.9/10
Pass
A food-and-recipe guide sold as a natural fix for erectile dysfunction, $27 with a 60-day refund, but its 'clinically proven' and ED reversal claims come from an author who is never named.
$27 Health & Fitness
$3,333, no credentials
4.9/10
Pass
A 12-month program of twelve private hypnosis and past-life regression sessions for trauma and addiction, sold for one payment of $3,333 with a 60-day refund window and very bold healing claims.
$3333 Health & Fitness
$312 total, blood sugar
4.8/10
Pass
A $311.95 (with shipping) six-bottle blood-sugar supplement, a higher-risk claim category sold as a large bulk commitment.
$311.95 Health & Fitness
$45 shipping on 1 bottle
4.8/10
Pass
A single bottle priced at $79, but $45.00 shipping brings the real total to $124, an unusually high shipping charge for one bottle.
$124 Health & Fitness
Wealth-secret framing
4.8/10
Pass
A $39 digital product framed around a 'secret' wealth-building method associated with Dubai, with little verifiable detail on what it actually teaches.
$39 Self-Help
Generic, template-like
4.8/10
Pass
A $37 digital marketing ebook whose own title and description are strikingly generic, repeating 'digital marketing guide' with no specific curriculum described.
$37 Make Money Online
Recurring, unverified accuracy claim
4.8/10
Pass
A forex trading indicator billed $109 every 3 months, claiming 94% accuracy across all timeframes and currency pairs, a specific claim with no independent verification.
$109 Trading
4.8/10
Pass
A 950-page herbal remedy handbook advertised at $27 and charged $47, credited to a naturopath we could not identify.
$47 Health & Fitness
4.8/10
Pass
A $30 plus tax bundle linked to a mirror technique for reality shifting and manifestation, with no description on the order form.
$33.22 Spirituality