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We open the vendor's page and the Digistore24 checkout, write down what is really charged and what you really receive, then score the offer. The products we would skip stay on the list with their low scores.
Trading Music & Audio Politics & Economics Legal & Immigration Health & Fitness Spirituality Make Money Online Self-Help Survival Home & Garden Relationships Beauty & Skincare Cooking Hobbies & Crafts Sports & Outdoors Pets Software & Tech Education Parenting
4.4/10
Pass
A $24 shampoo whose order form carries a name and a price and nothing else - not even what is in the bottle.
$24 Beauty & Skincare
4.4/10
Pass
A $0.00 offer covering a marketing training programme covering media buying, solo ads and paid social, opened at the Digistore24 checkout and scored on what the seller states before you pay.
$0 Make Money Online
4.4/10
Pass
A dating-seduction program sold with explicit promises, billed as a $69.95 monthly subscription.
$69.95 Relationships
4.4/10
Pass
A 'Zen Mastery' blueprint sold as a $12.99 one-off with free bonuses; the order form actually starts a $6.48-per-month subscription the page never mentions.
$14.06 Self-Help
4.4/10
Pass
A nail-fungus supplement at $69 a bottle, sold from a page that contains pasted copy for a diabetes product, a 30-minute 'spot reserved' timer and claims of results within hours.
$138 Health & Fitness
4.4/10
Pass
A membership sold as a $9 test drive that turns into $47 a month after 14 days, promising $500 a day online without experience, backed by comments with fake-looking timestamps and no named company.
$9 Make Money Online
Extreme health claims
4.4/10
Pass
A liquid supplement with shilajit, chaga and turkey tail sold for $49 plus shipping through a long video-style letter that credits a NASA scientist with an anti-aging breakthrough.
$58.99 Health & Fitness
No content preview
4.4/10
Pass
A $13 downloadable weekly planner with no page count, no layout preview and no named creator beyond a generic checkout account.
$13 Self-Help
Contents not described
4.4/10
Pass
A $13 "food detective" download that never lists what is inside, mixes food-safety claims with an unrelated "About" section about relationships, and names no author.
$13 Health & Fitness
Page shows $0, charges $13
4.4/10
Pass
A wellness habits guide whose own sales page lists the price as $0 while the Digistore24 checkout actually charges $13.00, with no author credential and no impressum found.
$13 Health & Fitness
4.4/10
Pass
A liquid gold ORMUS supplement sold from $69 a bottle with manifestation claims, a countdown discount whose $330 saving figure does not add up, and no seller named anywhere.
$78.99 Spirituality
Countdown timer
4.4/10
Pass
A $37 personalized 'psychic' portrait sketch of the buyer's supposed soulmate, sold through a fake countdown timer and fabricated real-time buyer notifications, with no company or contact named anywhere.
$37 Spirituality
4.4/10
Pass
A $9 hypnosis-style audio and video product promising to activate a 'wealth mind switch' within 24 hours, sold on a page that never names the presenter or describes the sessions inside.
$9 Spirituality
0-day refund on the trial plan sold
4.4/10
Pass
A numerology and biorhythm reading membership sold as a $0.99 trial that converts to $37 a month, advertised with a 365-day guarantee that the trial plan's own order form does not actually grant.
$0.99 Spirituality
4.4/10
Pass
Eye of God Awakening is a $37 digital 'manifestation system' whose page never explains its format or content, sold by an unnamed seller who refers to themselves only as 'I' and 'we'.
$37 Spirituality
4.4/10
Pass
A $29 prayer and manifestation program whose page promises a 365-day guarantee, while the actual ClickBank order form gives only 60 days, with no company named behind it.
$29 Spirituality
Doctor not named
4.4/10
Pass
Horse racing betting software and email tips promising up to £3498 a month in profit, priced on the page from £19 but sold on the order form as $24.15 or $49.58 access packages with no seller company named.
$24.15 Trading
Guarantee claim mismatch
4.4/10
Pass
Plethora Wave is a $9 spirituality product built around an 'ancient Egyptian frequency' story, sold through emotional testimonials without ever stating what format the material takes.
$9 Spirituality
4.4/10
Pass
The Laserless Tattoo Removal Guide is a $37 digital guide claiming a natural, laser-free way to remove tattoos at home, sold through a video-only sales page that gives no readable description of the method itself.
$37 Beauty & Skincare
4.4/10
Pass
A $47 product marked as physical on ClickBank, whose sales page never describes what it actually is, relying entirely on generic manifestation language instead of any product detail.
$47 Health & Fitness
4.4/10
Pass
A $47 relationship course sold entirely through a personal narrative about 'obsession-triggering' compliments, with no lesson outline, no named seller, and an unsourced brain-chemistry claim.
$47 Relationships
Content not described
4.4/10
Pass
A $37 video guide claiming a "5-second sex muscle trick" helps men last longer in bed, sold on a landing page with almost no description of the guide's actual content beyond the headline claim.
$37 Health & Fitness
Presenter not verifiable
4.4/10
Pass
Dr Khan's ED Solution is a $39 video-only men's health offer naming only a first and last name with no surname verification, and priced a few cents off from the page's advertised discount.
$39 Health & Fitness
Income-doubling guarantee
4.4/10
Pass
A $47 self-help course on 'wealth codes' from ancient China, Egypt and Israel with a double-your-income guarantee, a 60-day refund and a presenter who is never named.
$47 Self-Help