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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
3.9/10
Pass
A $29 audio frequency pitched through a fictionalized underground-lab story, advertising a 365-day guarantee that the order form limits to 60 days.
$29 Spirituality
3.9/10
Pass
A $137.99 dental supplement sold with testimonials claiming it eliminated the need for root canals and improved diabetes control, a fabricated storefront narrative, no ingredient or dosage list, and no company named anywhere.
$137.99 Health & Fitness
Currency price mismatch
3.9/10
Pass
A sports betting tips subscription sold through an anonymous 'ex-bookmaker insider' story, priced at $34.31 on the order form, a figure and currency that do not match the £26.99 shown on the page.
$34.31 Trading
Manifest $1000 claim
3.9/10
Pass
A $39 'wealth frequency' offer whose page promises you can manifest as much as $1000 immediately after a short video, guaranteed, and never says what you receive, who sells it or how to reach them.
$39 Spirituality
Effortless-loss claims
3.9/10
Pass
A $37 program of three 15-minute hypnosis and subliminal recordings plus three bonus tracks, sold with promises of effortless, permanent weight loss and an unnamed seller.
$37 Health & Fitness
Order form not public yet
3.9/10
Pass
A video-led page selling a 'memory wave' program built on an 8-second thumb or ear trick for people over 50, with an inflated $200 reference price and no description of what you actually receive.
$39 Health & Fitness
Order form not public yet
3.9/10
Pass
A video-led page for 'The Genius Switch', promising a 10-second brain trick or 8-second ear gesture for stronger memory in over-50s, with a $200 / $100 / $49 price ladder and no stated contents.
$39 Health & Fitness
Order form not public yet
3.9/10
Pass
A video-led page for 'The Genius Song' / 'Brain Song', a 10-second brain trick for stronger memory aimed at over-50s, with an inflated price ladder and a checkout form that carries mismatched product names.
$39 Health & Fitness
60-day refund claim
3.9/10
Pass
A $39 sixty-second prayer package tied to the Dead Sea Scrolls by the seller, with a four-step crossed-out price ladder up to $2,500 and a recycled citation list.
$39 Spirituality
3.9/10
Pass
Astrology software for picking 'lucky days' to gamble or invest, with a free demo and a $79 full version, built on claims no gambling system can back up.
$79 Trading
90-day refund claim
3.9/10
Pass
A $67 seven-day audio programme about your relationship with money, sold in a funnel that also pushes a 97-euro 'Zodiac Curse Removal' with fear-based wording.
$67 Spirituality
60-day refund claim
3.9/10
Pass
A nerve-support supplement at $69 a bottle or $49 in a six-pack with a 60-day refund. The page shows a 30-minute countdown, a falling 'quantity remaining' counter and an 85%-off claim that the prices do not support.
$69 Health & Fitness
3.9/10
Pass
A free video numerology chart that calculates your life path, expression and soul urge numbers. The page does not show what paid product sits behind it.
Not stated Spirituality
Quiz first, price not shown
3.9/10
Pass
An online 'Magnetize Method' for single women, starting with a free quiz, from a self-described ex-dominatrix turned relationship counsellor. No price, format or refund shown.
Not stated Relationships
3.9/10
Pass
A three-card love tarot quiz that collects a first name, birth date and email and states it is for adults only. No price, no reader details and no description of the paid reading on the page we read.
Not stated Relationships
Sold in Spanish, USD 39
Sold in Spanish
3.9/10
Pass
A Spanish-language video sales funnel for a diabetes program with bonuses and a guarantee, USD 39, built on claims about reversing type 2 diabetes that we treat with strong scepticism.
$39 Health & Fitness
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