Magnetic Money Secret is a digital program the seller describes as a guide to “Attracting Wealth And Abundance By Activating The Power Of Your Mind,” and it is sold through ClickBank. If you are looking into complaints, the questions that come up are billing, delivery and refunds, and the seller’s own pages answer each one, though they give two different refund windows that you should confirm before you pay.
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Is Magnetic Money Secret legit, or a scam?
The sales page names ClickBank as the seller’s retailer and says “ClickBank is the retailer of this product.” It adds that ClickBank’s role “does not constitute an endorsement, approval or review of this product or any claim, statement or opinion used in promotion of this product.” So the order is processed through ClickBank, but that does not vouch for the claims on the page.
The claims are the seller’s. The sales page headline calls it a “7 Second Tibetan Sound Trick” that “Attracts Money To You FAST.” The page also says: “Statements on this website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.”
For background on FDA oversight, a 1994 GAO report on FDA oversight found that “FDA regulates dietary supplements on a case-by-case basis” and that manufacturers “do not submit data to FDA to evaluate the safety of such products before marketing.” That report covers dietary supplements, not programs like this one, and it is more than thirty years old. FDA’s FDA draft guidance notice (2018) on labeling supplements says its guidance “is not binding on FDA or the public,” so FDA paperwork in general is not a verdict on any one product.
What does Magnetic Money Secret claim to do?
The seller’s sales page is built around a video. The creator’s voice on the page says: “I’ve kept this secret my entire life. Now, it’s my hope that revealing this secret for wealth and abundance will change your life.” The seller’s Terms describe the product as something you download.
The page also says testimonials and examples “are not intended to represent or guarantee that anyone will achieve the same or similar results.” Read the claims as the seller’s, and keep that line in mind when you compare them with what you get.
What does a money magnet do?
The sales page uses the magnet idea as its framing: the program is meant to draw wealth and abundance toward you through the power of your mind.
How do I attract money like a magnet, and how quickly?
Its headline promises speed (“Attracts Money To You FAST”), but the page gives no timeline. Treat “fast” as the seller’s wording, and do not plan your budget around a date.
Who is it for, and who should skip it?
The seller’s Terms say the product is for individuals “at least eighteen (18) years of age” who can enter legally binding contracts. If you need a plan for any of those, you will need a separate resource alongside it.
What does it cost?
Prices and bundles change, so check today’s price directly with the seller before you order. The sales page’s order graphic labels one option “BEST CHOICE” beside an “ORDER NOW” button, so compare what each option includes before you click. To see today’s price, go to the Product Page, and read any extra offers at checkout before you pay.
How does billing work, and what if I see a charge I don’t expect?
The seller’s Terms say you “shall have the choice to pay with a credit card or debit card.” They also say the seller’s authority to bill you “is obtained by way of your electronic signature,” and that you agree “to pay the sums listed on the Website at the time such sums are due and owing.” The Terms & Conditions page does not describe a recurring charge, so ask about that directly.
If a charge looks wrong, the sales page says “For Order Support, Please Contact Clickbank HERE.” You can also call ClickBank at +1-800-390-6035, the number the Refund Guarantee page lists.
Is anything shipped, and what if my access does not arrive?
Nothing is shipped. The Terms & Conditions page describes a download and says you can remove the product “from your system.” If your access does not arrive, use “For Product Support, Contact The Seller HERE” on the sales page.
How do refunds work, and how long do I have?
The seller’s pages give two different refund windows, and they conflict. The Terms & Conditions page says you may discontinue use “with sixty (60) days of downloading the same for a full refund,” and adds, “We do not accept returns after sixty (60) days.” The Refund Guarantee page says “You are entitled to cancel Your Order within 90 days without giving any reason for doing so,” counted from “the date on which You received the Goods/Service.”
| Seller page | Refund window and start | How to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Terms & Conditions page | 60 days from downloading | Contact the support desk at help.magneticmoneysecret.com |
| Refund Guarantee page | 90 days from the date you received the goods or service; the page also says “The Goods were purchased in the last 90 days.” | Visit ClickBank’s refund page, call +1-800-390-6035, or email support@magneticmoneysecret.com |
| Sales page guarantee badge | “90 DAYS 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE” | Use the support links on the sales page |
Ask support in writing which window applies to your order, and keep your order confirmation and ClickBank order number. If you cancel, the Terms ask you to stop using the product and remove it from your system.
For a fuller walk through refund rights and where to file a complaint, see online course consumer protections.
Will I get marketing calls or emails after I buy?
The Privacy Policy says the seller may collect your “Name, Address, Phone and Email for marketing purposes with our third party marketing partners.” It also says “you may be contacted in any manner contemplated in this section even if your number is found on a do not call registry.” To opt out of that sharing, the policy says to “open a ticket at” https://wesupport.online/, and it includes a “TO UNSUBSCRIBE CLICK HERE” line.
Who is behind it?
The sales page is written in the voice of Eric Davenport. The Refund Guarantee page names the company as Exceleron Marketing and calls ClickBank “the trusted payment processor.” One image on the sales page carries the caption “Pineal Gland Decalcification Plan,” which is a different name from the rest of the page, so confirm which product you will receive.
If you are comparing other money programs on price and risk, see safe money report reviews.
Before you order
- Ask support in writing which refund window applies: 60 days from download (Terms & Conditions page) or 90 days from receipt (Refund Guarantee page).
- Check today’s price, what the “BEST CHOICE” option includes, and any add-on offers at checkout.
- Ask which product you will receive, given the “Pineal Gland Decalcification Plan” caption.
- Save your order confirmation and ClickBank order number before you do anything else.
- Use the opt-out ticket at wesupport.online if you do not want marketing contact.
By HealthDataConsortium.org Research Team
