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Content not described
3.8/10
Pass
A digital guide titled Shame Spiral To Self Worth whose page contains only generic template copy, advertised at $13 while the order form charges GBP 13 to buyers in the US.
GBP 13.00 Self-Help
3.8/10
Pass
A $37 digital program claiming your DNA holds hidden "wealth chromosomes" from wealthy ancestors, sold with a fake countdown, an unsubstantiated discount chain and testimonials that repeat word for word.
$37 Spirituality
Twin flame promises
3.8/10
Pass
A bracelet sold as a ritual to force a twin flame back into your life, from $59 plus shipping, with a 90-day refund window but promises nobody can back up and a countdown-style scarcity pitch.
$68.99 Spirituality
3.8/10
Pass
A personalised song composed from your name, birth date and wish, delivered by email in about three days. No price is shown, and the footer calls it entertainment.
Not stated Spirituality
365-day refund claimed, price not shown
3.8/10
Pass
A wealth spell cast by 'Priestess Alice' and delivered by email, sold with a 365-day money-back promise. No price was visible, and the page's testimonials include gambling wins.
Not stated Spirituality
3.8/10
Pass
An interactive five-card tarot page that asks for your name and birth details before showing a reading. No price, no deliverable list and no reader biography on the page we read.
Not stated Spirituality
3.8/10
Pass
A bare love-astrology page with twelve sign buttons and one line of copy. The footer includes a Refunds link and a ClickBank retailer notice, but no price or product description.
Not stated Spirituality
3.8/10
Pass
An archangel quiz that asks for your birth date to find three angels said to have chosen you at birth. No price or product description is shown before you enter your details.
Not stated Spirituality
3.8/10
Pass
A guardian-angel quiz centred on money worries that locks the 'prosperity message' behind a name-and-email form. No price or product description is shown.
Not stated Spirituality
Case or e-book?
3.7/10
Pass
An order form titled Kindle case that charges US buyers $27 plus $9.99 shipping while saying you will receive an e-book to download, with no sales page, description or seller name.
$36.99 Software & Tech
Fabricated personal-match urgency
3.7/10
Pass
A $47 digital script sold as 'The Delete Script' on a page that instead promotes a countdown timer claiming you have been personally matched with a named woman tonight, with no author, company or description of what the product contains.
$47 Spirituality
3 minutes free chat
3.7/10
Pass
A landing page for a live psychic chat that offers three minutes free. It promises 'abundance, prosperity and comfort' but shows no price for paid time.
Not stated Spirituality
365-day refund claimed, price not shown
3.7/10
Pass
A paid psychic-medium reading that promises messages from people who have died, with a 365-day money-back claim. No price, company or evidence is shown.
Not stated Spirituality
3.7/10
Pass
A Mayan day-sign profile funnel built around a birthday form and dramatic 'hidden prophecy' copy. No price and no list of what the profile contains on the page we read.
Not stated Spirituality
3.7/10
Pass
An almost empty horoscope page: twelve Western sign buttons and one instruction. It does not say what the East-West sign is, what the reading contains or what it costs.
Not stated Spirituality
3.7/10
Pass
A couples-compatibility quiz that takes two birthdates and promises a 'predictive' report from an ancient code, with no price, sample or method shown.
Not stated Relationships
3.7/10
Pass
A free life-path astrology reading that you start by choosing a star sign, with a scarcity banner and a clear cookie panel. No price or description of the paid part is shown.
Not stated Spirituality
Free-energy claims
3.6/10
Pass
A $39 video-sold product that claims a suppressed Tesla invention generates unlimited free electricity for 102,244 families, with an empty order form description and an anonymous author.
$39 Home & Garden
Fake purchase pop-up
3.6/10
Pass
A $39 video offer claiming an ancient invention makes free water at home for 47,537 families, with an empty order form description and a purchase pop-up naming a different product.
$39 Home & Garden
Unsupported health claims
3.6/10
Pass
A downloadable gut health guide described as a personalised microbiome formula, priced at $158 on its page and $97 on the order form, with claims that it reads your gut and recalibrates bacteria.
$97 Health & Fitness
365-day claim, 60-day form
3.6/10
Pass
Secret Billionaire Frequency is a $39 ClickBank audio track promising a 369Hz money-attracting frequency; its page promises 365 days to try it risk free, but the order form only grants a 60-day refund window.
$39 Spirituality
No content description found
3.6/10
Pass
A $37 manifestation program pitched through a countdown-timed video urging viewers to join a group called the Miracle 33, with no readable text description of the actual content.
$37 Spirituality
Pre-checked $37 monthly box
3.6/10
Pass
A $27 prayer course sold as a one-time payment, but the pre-checked Daily Blessings box adds $37 per month after 30 days, and the page leans on miracle testimonials about money, cancer and medication.
$27 Spirituality
Order form not public yet
3.6/10
Pass
A $39 video-led 'backup power' guide written under the pen name Jonathan Riker, sold with a religious fear-and-urgency hook ('light in the pitch black, unlimited backup power') and no stated contents.
$39 Survival