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Subscription on the form
4.4/10
Pass
A children's reading program sold as a $1 trial that turns into $37 a month, with 1-year and lifetime plans at $197 on the page, a 'discounts remaining' counter and a '2 grade level' guarantee.
$1 Parenting
Product not described
4.4/10
Pass
A $14.44 personalized 'prosperity DNA' reading with bonuses, reached through a chat-style page with 'Celeste Asteri' that shows no price and never says how the reading is delivered.
$14.44 Spirituality
Subscription on the form
4.4/10
Pass
A tarot guidance offer that starts as a free three-card reading, but the order form bills $7 now and $17 every month, with a 60-day refund and a reader known only by a first name.
$7 Spirituality
AI claim vs own terms
4.4/10
Pass
A lottery number system sold as AI-driven software for $97 and shown only in a countdown video, with terms that admit the typical result is zero and say the winner's voice in the video is a hired voiceover artist.
$97 Trading
Order form not public yet
4.4/10
Pass
A $39 audio program (5 minutes a day with headphones) sold on a long video page with dramatic windfall testimonials and a 60-day refund; the order form adds upsells.
$39 Spirituality
365-day refund claim
4.4/10
Pass
A $37 audio track sold as a calming-brainwave tool for stress and focus, with income testimonials, stacked crossed-out prices and a 365-day refund promise.
$37 Spirituality
60-day refund claim
4.4/10
Pass
A $49 occult course promising the 'ability to create your own destiny', with listed modules on basic and advanced magick, a 60-day refund and a sales letter saying mystics tried to ban it.
$49 Spirituality
4.4/10
Pass
A guided meditation and manifestation app offered free in exchange for your email, with a free 7-day challenge. The page shows no price for any paid tier.
Not stated Self-Help
365-day refund claim
4.4/10
Pass
A $9 audio to play while falling asleep that the seller says opens a 'Creation Gateway' in your brain, with three bonuses and a 365-day refund promise.
$9 Spirituality
USD 37 basic or USD 57 full, 60-day refund
4.4/10
Pass
A chat-style funnel where 'Madame Liora' offers a psychic soulmate sketch, USD 37 basic or USD 57 with bonuses, with a 60-day refund and 'today only' urgency.
$37 Spirituality
Manifestation program, USD 37
4.4/10
Pass
A 'frequency' program from a bundle image credited to Edward McCarthy, sold at USD 37 with a 365-day refund. The sales page uses dramatic testimonials about money, attraction and recovery from suicidal thoughts.
$37 Spirituality
Manifestation program, USD 37
4.4/10
Pass
A wealth-attraction audio program built around 'a single ancient word', credited to Craig Armstrong, sold at USD 37 with a 365-day refund. It promises to change your brain's wealth attraction power.
$37 Spirituality
Manifestation program, USD 39
4.4/10
Pass
A manifestation program about 'receiving your halo', said to come from a rogue Tibetan monk, sold at USD 39 with a 365-day refund. The page claims scientists now prove it works.
$39 Spirituality
4.3/10
Pass
A $39 '4ft Pocket Farm' sold by video only; neither the page nor the order form says what is delivered, and no seller is named.
$39 Survival
4.3/10
Pass
A $37 offer whose sales page is only a video and a buy button, with 'Early Discounted Price' fixed in the product name and no written word on what you actually receive.
$37 Make Money Online
Placeholder text on page
4.3/10
Pass
A $13 downloadable guide to Plato's allegory of the cave with 7 insights and reflection prompts, sold on a page that still shows placeholder text and has no imprint.
$13 Self-Help
Anonymous author
4.3/10
Pass
A $39 digital survival guide sold through a very short video page with an anonymous pen-name author, unverifiable review counts, and a testimonial section that names the wrong product.
$39 Survival
No offer description found
4.3/10
Pass
A $39 digital 'wealth script' video sales page claiming Nikola Tesla left behind an 18-word phrase that attracts money, with almost no description of what is actually delivered and no seller name.
$39 Spirituality
Content not described
4.3/10
Pass
A $37 video-only offer about profiting from a recession, from a seller named only as "Richard", with a separate, unchecked $9.95 monthly alerts add-on offered at checkout.
$37 Make Money Online
Physical pre-order broken
4.3/10
Pass
A $39 digital guide about a home device claimed to pull 40 gallons of water from air, whose advertised physical pre-order is broken on the ClickBank order form.
$39 Survival
Guarantee mismatch
4.3/10
Pass
A $177.95 Dead Sea mineral weight-loss supplement sold in 2, 3 or 6-bottle kits with an unnamed doctor, unexplained crossed-out prices, and a page that advertises 90 days of guarantee while ClickBank's own form sets it at 60.
$177.95 Health & Fitness
Unrelated content in the exit popup
4.3/10
Pass
A home-energy guide sold for $29 to $39 on a page that names no specific method, plus an exit popup that pitches battery reconditioning, a topic the sales page itself never discusses.
$29 Survival
4.3/10
Pass
Bulletproof Home Package is a video sales letter about a crisis-preparedness offer, charged at $37 as a 'Digital Product' on the order form, whose own footer names two different companies as its operator.
$37 Survival
Doctor and formula not named
4.3/10
Pass
A memory supplement sold at $69 per bottle plus shipping, whose support pages describe a made-up 'cannibal cell' brain attack and an unverifiable 507% neuron growth figure, with no company named anywhere.
$83.95 Health & Fitness