Are clickbank products legit?

I'm doing clickbank affiliate marketing as a full time jobs but sometimes I'm thinking if what I'm doing is ethically and morally wrong as I mainly promote health supplements some might be effective but some like weight loss supplement I doubt have any effects. Do the vendors and clickbank actually give refunds to all people that want? Till now I have surprisingly low refund rate. Thank you

Most are not. Do not promote health related products if you have thoughts like this.

Refund they will give but many buyers will not even claim it.

Most of the supplements products don't work as advertised.

They have refund policy for every product that is listed on the checkout page. People also do charge back if the money back period has passed (usually 30 to 60 days). All products are legal, they all have to go through approval.
So don't worry and keep making money and scale.

A lot of garbage product there. Some legit too so not all bad.

Let's say you tried a product and lost weight so you start recommending that products that you know it work 100% to some of your friends.
After sometimes some of your friends will tell you that the product is garbage and didn't work for them ....
and yes anyone that didn't like what he got he can get money back.

for some of the supplements some of the ingredients are helpful for the condition they are being advertised for... some of those herbs do have some evidence and anecdotes backing them that they do help people with things like reduce food cravings and improving the health of your skin

the supplements are not miracle products though, they are advertised this way which kind of sucks. people probably order thinking they just need to take 1 pill a day and all their problem go away.. that's where the unethical part come in

it does suck, but it is a form of affiliate marketing... the bright side though is that the ingredients do provide some type of benefit most of the time... so the products are not 100% useless

I remember having this dilemma in my earlier years. It's easy to lie to yourself and convince yourself you're providing something beneficial.

When you come across a product. Think to yourself, would you sell this to someone you love? If your mother happened to find your affiliate link and made a purchase, would you feel proud? 99% of the time, the answer is no for any offer on clickbank.

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I remember having this dilemma in my earlier years. It's easy to lie to yourself and convince yourself you're providing something beneficial.

When you come across a product. Think to yourself, would you sell this to someone you love? If your mother happened to find your affiliate link and made a purchase, would you feel proud? 99% of the time, the answer is no for any offer on clickbank.

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yup

the unfortunate reality though is that's most affiliate offers... most products and services out there are not really necessities... everyone is trying to make a buck.. even affiliate offers that provide real value are marked up in price so the affiliate can get a nice commission while the vendor also gets a good cut too. thus leaving the customer with an overpriced product. they get something that works but they end up paying way too much for it... so they lose financially

a lot of affiliate offers out there are just really bad. they are not designed to provide the best experience to customers... these offer are just money-making pages.. the sole purpose of them is to make as much money as possible.. so I would never suggest a loved one to get on a page like that in the first place. it's like going to strip club. the strip club is designed to extract money from you, and leave you with nothing. it is a money extraction venue, that men willingly go to, and allow themselves to be extracted of their money.. same thing with clickbank product. it's a money extraction website. if you land on one, you should leave and not participate. the ones that stay and purchase... well these are the people that these money extraction website were built for, so it is a match made in heaven almost?

The same goes for any e-commerce product. There will be legal products and some illegal products

Doesn’t seem like it