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Subscription option
4.3/10
Pass
A greens powder for men sold as $79 per bag, $207 for three or a $59 monthly subscription, whose page leans on a 6,092-year-old tonic story and testosterone claims, with 7 doses listed in the FAQ.
$79 Health & Fitness
Diabetes reversal claims
4.3/10
Pass
A $37 diabetes book with bonus titles, sold on a video page that promises to reverse type 2 diabetes in 30 days and contradicts itself on format and guarantee.
$37 Health & Fitness
Price ladder on page
4.3/10
Pass
A digital guide with PDF manuals, video tutorials and bonuses on building a device meant to lower power bills, priced at $49.97 on the form but advertised at $25 and $15 on a page with countdown timers.
$49.97 Survival
Report not described
4.3/10
Pass
An astrology funnel that opens on a zodiac-sign picker and sells a $47 personalized report, with no product description on the page and an optional weekly e-mail guide that turns into $19 a month.
$47 Spirituality
Course not described
4.3/10
Pass
A $37 astrology-based course on texting a man according to his zodiac sign, sold from a page that shows only a headline and a sign selector, with no content list and no named author.
$37 Spirituality
Video only, zero typical result
4.3/10
Pass
A lottery system sold for $97 and shown only in a countdown video about a self-declared seven-time lotto winner, with terms admitting a typical result of zero and that the video voice is a hired voiceover artist.
$97 Trading
Page, form and button disagree
4.3/10
Pass
A $177 "mental wellness app" whose sales page promises guided exercises, whose order form calls it a member area and video courses, and whose main button opens the sales page of a supplement.
$177 Health & Fitness
Price not shown, 60-day refund
4.3/10
Pass
A 30-day digital system about understanding everyday food cravings and building healthier eating habits without extreme diets. Price and contents were not readable on the page.
Not stated Health & Fitness
Kidney disease ebook; first-person case study
4.3/10
Pass
A first-person case-study page for a Blue Heron Health News chronic kidney disease program. It says CKD is no longer a life sentence and uses a countdown-style urgency line. No price is shown.
Not stated Health & Fitness
Marketing course; '99% off' timer
4.3/10
Pass
A make-money-online training from two named marketers that claims a USD 23 million system for selling digital products. The page pushes a '99 percent off' timer and a 60-day refund, but the price you pay is unclear.
Not stated Make Money Online
4.2/10
Pass
Advertised at $1. The order form's own small print then commits you to $47 every month, which is $565 in the first year.
$1 Make Money Online
Contents not described
4.2/10
Pass
A $39 faith-themed urban survival product sold through a video-only page under the pen name Daniel Scott, with an empty product description on the order form and no seller identity.
$39 Survival
Contents barely described
4.2/10
Pass
A $13 downloadable monthly budget and savings tracker from a Pagewheel page that names only 'Milos', describes the sheet in a few lines, and shows a $0 order box beside $13 buttons.
$13 Self-Help
Guarantee mismatch on the page
4.2/10
Pass
A $47 texting guide for men pitched by Race DePriest with testimonials and unnamed awards, whose page promises a 365-day guarantee that the order form does not match.
$47 Relationships
No text description found
4.2/10
Pass
A $49 home energy guide sold through a video-only page with a conspiratorial pitch and a crossed-out $149 anchor price, written under a disclosed pen name with no company named.
$49 Survival
Recycled funnel page
4.2/10
Pass
A $9 online income system promising results from just 7 minutes a day, gated behind an email form and a countdown timer, with a guarantee signed only by a first name, "Vince."
$9 Make Money Online
Unverified health claim
4.2/10
Pass
A set of digital videos and prayers said to 'unlock everything you could possibly want,' sold for $39 after an unverifiable price ladder from $997, with testimonials crediting it for curing infertility.
$39 Spirituality
Price mismatch
4.2/10
Pass
A $37 wealth-manifestation program fronted by Dr. Joe Vitale, built around a claimed secret government-funded biorhythm experiment, whose $17 headline price does not match the $37 the order form actually charges.
$37 Spirituality
Unverified brain-chemistry claim
4.2/10
Pass
Love Commands is a $39 online course claiming that specific "mesmerizing" text messages trigger uncontrollable feelings in men by changing their brain chemistry, a claim the page never backs with any real source.
$39 Relationships
No product description found
4.2/10
Pass
Kim's SkinCare Protocol is a $59 video-only skincare offer whose page states almost nothing beyond the price, written under an admitted pen name with no findable text version.
$59 Beauty & Skincare
$39 on page, $97 on form
4.2/10
Pass
A video-led sales page for a digital 'frequency' inspired by Egyptian mystery schools, priced $39 on the page but $97 on the order form, with life-changing testimonials and a 365-day refund.
$97 Spirituality
Typical result: zero
4.2/10
Pass
Lottery-number software sold once for $97 through a countdown video with no text version, winner stories and 'updated hourly' claims, while the vendor's own terms say the typical result is zero.
$97 Trading
365-day refund claim
4.2/10
Pass
A $39 audio program sold on a religious-themed video page, with a 365-day refund promise, three bonuses and a long list of unverifiable claims about hidden knowledge.
$39 Spirituality
365-day refund claim
4.2/10
Pass
A $39 seven-minute audio said to use a 'Da Vinci Signal' to activate a 'wealth portal' in the brain, with dramatic earnings testimonials and a 365-day refund promise.
$39 Spirituality