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Total Money Magnetism review

A millionaire-mindset manual with a six-step audio program for $47, sold in a one-time Silver Edition and a 'Most Popular' VIP Edition that turns into $37 a month after a free month.

Pass

The Silver Edition is straightforward: $47.00 once, an instant download, a company named in the privacy policy and a 60-day refund. The trouble is the packaging. The order page lists the VIP Edition first as 'Most Popular', and it charges the same $47 today but starts a $37 monthly membership after a free month, which the sales text never mentions. The text page then promises that a six-step method described as 'clinically proven' can lift weekly income by $250 to $1,000 or more, backed by a $25,000-a-session story, and says it 'virtually guarantees' success, while a $197 retail price and an $830.85 'value' act as anchors. There is no address or phone, only a contact form. We do not judge whether the course helps. We recommend passing on this offer, and anyone who still buys should pick the Silver Edition.

Price
$47
Billing
One-time $47 (Silver) or $47, then $37 per month (VIP)
Best for
Nobody who wants income claims that a mindset course can support; if you buy, only the Silver Edition
Not for
Anyone in financial difficulty, and anyone who does not want a recurring membership

Total Money Magnetism at a glance

Total Money Magnetism is a digital course by Dr. Steve G. Jones, Ed. D., published by Unica Publications Ltd according to the privacy policy. It consists of a manual called The Secret Neuroscience of Millionaires and a six-step audio program, plus three bonuses: The Millionaires' Mindset, The 3 Fastest Ways to Make Millions Online and The Platinum Millionaire Mind Makers. The video page and the long text page call the method clinically proven, say Hollywood clients pay $25,000 a session for it and claim it can raise weekly income by $250 to $1,000 or more, with a testimonial about $10,000 of extra commissions in a week. The order page offers two editions: Silver at $47 once, and VIP, marked 'Most Popular', which adds the Amazing Self Series with a free first month and $37 a month afterwards. Both charge $47 today and carry a 60-day refund. The text page shows $197 as the retail price and $830.85 as the total value.

Format
Digital manual, six-step audio program and 3 bonus courses, instant download
Price
$47.00 for the Silver Edition, one time
VIP Edition
$47.00 today, free first month of Amazing Self, then $37 a month until cancelled
Delivery
Instant download, nothing shipped
Refund window
60 days on the ClickBank form and on the page, by e-mail
Seller
Unica Publications Ltd per the privacy policy; contact form and support e-mail, no address or phone
Merchant of record
Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
ClickBank vendor
totalmon

Named parts, no length

The page names the manual, the six-step audio program and three bonuses, but gives no page count or audio length.

For offer clarity we give 6.0.

Popular option adds a monthly fee

The VIP Edition is listed first as 'Most Popular' and adds $37 a month after a free month, which the sales text does not mention.

For pricing honesty we give 4.5.

Income and 'clinically proven' claims

The text page says the method is clinically proven, can raise weekly income by $250 to $1,000 or more and virtually guarantees success.

For claim discipline we give 2.0.

Sixty days

The ClickBank form and the page both give a 60-day refund window.

For refund terms we give 8.0.

A named company, no address

The privacy policy names Unica Publications Ltd, while the site gives only a contact form and a support e-mail.

For vendor transparency we give 5.0.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Silver Edition is a clean one-time $47
  • Instant download
  • 60-day refund window on the form and the page
  • Company named in the privacy policy

What does not

  • 'Most Popular' VIP option starts a $37 monthly membership
  • Membership not mentioned in the sales text
  • 'Clinically proven' and $1,000-a-week income claims
  • $197 retail price and $830.85 'value' as anchors

Total Money Magnetism FAQ

Is Total Money Magnetism legit?

It is a real ClickBank offer with a working order form and a 60-day refund, but its income and 'clinically proven' claims are strong and the VIP option adds a monthly fee, so we rate it a pass.

How much does it cost?

The form charges $47.00 once for the Silver Edition. The VIP Edition also charges $47.00 today and then $37 a month.

Is it a subscription?

Only the VIP Edition is. The Silver Edition is a single payment.

Will it raise my income?

The page says so. We do not confirm that, and it gives no study of the method.

How do I get a refund?

The form and the page show 60 days, requested by e-mail to support, and the membership can be cancelled through the contact page.

The bottom line

The Silver Edition is straightforward: $47.00 once, an instant download, a company named in the privacy policy and a 60-day refund. The trouble is the packaging. The order page lists the VIP Edition first as 'Most Popular', and it charges the same $47 today but starts a $37 monthly membership after a free month, which the sales text never mentions. The text page then promises that a six-step method described as 'clinically proven' can lift weekly income by $250 to $1,000 or more, backed by a $25,000-a-session story, and says it 'virtually guarantees' success, while a $197 retail price and an $830.85 'value' act as anchors. There is no address or phone, only a contact form. We do not judge whether the course helps. We recommend passing on this offer, and anyone who still buys should pick the Silver Edition.

If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, Twenty Minutes Dead scores 7.7/10 and is rated Worth it.

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