Does $1 "Trap" clickbank offers still work?

I'm wondering if $1 clickbank offers still work nowdays. The type of offers are like trial cost its $1 but after 14 days trial period it charges a much higher value (usually front end regular price) but those info about future monthly payments in sales page are written in a very very small letters so many costumers dont notice that they will be charged in future so they got tricked by those offers.

I saw some marketers claiming in the past that they earned thousands of dollars with those $1 traps offers but don't know if that strategy work nowdays.......

Anyone have experience with that type of offers? Its still profitable or its difficult to sell?

Let's discuss about that....

I would assume that there are still many who would come across such offers for the first time in their online journey and a bunch of them would take the bait.

I buy it when I see it and if it works for me, but it's not very popular right now.

Ultraw said:

I buy it when I see it and if it works for me, but it's not very popular right now.

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so what's the offers more popular right now in your opinion?

That is called blank credit card, blank checkout
Search it on BHW you have few threads about it

may be just a fantasy

scam but legally

satoshinakamoto said:

That is called blank credit card, blank checkout
Search it on BHW you have few threads about it

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yes its a good idea. people are ultra mega cheap and dont want to spend money, so its a way to make them get out of confort zone! (and drain their accounts with that strategy hahahahaa)

Really It Is Seems Like Scam But It Is Legal.

Edwina Stack said:

Really It Is Seems Like Scam But It Is Legal.

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find buyer traffic even in social media or any other place to clickbank offers totally is fucked up....

No it's not legal.

You can't promote stuff like that,

There is no "legal scam".

When it comes to financial products, user should not be tricked, that little font size/text size is tricky and is meant to deceive users to charge money later.))) Not legal like it or not.

Appturbo said:

No it's not legal.

You can't promote stuff like that,

There is no "legal scam".

When it comes to financial products, user should not be tricked, that little font size/text size is tricky and is meant to deceive users to charge money later.))) Not legal like it or not.

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if people nowadays in 2024 wouldn't be so cheap and scared of spend money, then less people would scam random users that visit clickbank products. People have to do everything to make money....

Appturbo said:

No it's not legal.

You can't promote stuff like that,

There is no "legal scam".

When it comes to financial products, user should not be tricked, that little font size/text size is tricky and is meant to deceive users to charge money later.))) Not legal like it or not.

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people are extremely cheap and selfish nowdays , even in countries with high purchase power like United States and Canada. So it means people have to use more "dirty tricks" to make money online..

Good boy, I'm proud of your mindset

IamScammer said:

Good boy, I'm proud of your mindset

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I prefer to use tricky business and sell conteirfeit things for fast profit.

In real life for example I trick hundreads of people and they dont notice that.
In my case I sell olive oil in few local markets and to the decrease olive oil product density and sell the bottles for the same price, I mix the bottle with used french fries oil in about 1/3 in each bottle so I have to only add only 2/3 of olive oil instead of put 100% of olive oil quantity in the bottle.
So I can sell 2L olive oil bottles for 15€ with the olive oil density in about 2/3 and 1/3 used french fries oil, so I can earn more profit in the end! LOL
The best thing is people don't notice the difference and return to the market to buy more! hahahahahahaa
checkmate dumbasses!

talk my meeeennnnnnnnnnnnnn

Im a scammer? .. hmmmmm no! but... erm..... hahahahahahahahahhahahaha...

webmillionz said:

I would assume that there are still many who would come across such offers for the first time in their online journey and a bunch of them would take the bait.

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JixKing said:

I buy it when I see it and if it works for me, but it's not very popular right now.

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satoshinakamoto said:

That is called blank credit card, blank checkout
Search it on BHW you have few threads about it

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satoshinakamoto said:

That is called blank credit card, blank checkout
Search it on BHW you have few threads about it

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Fideliagnes said:

may be just a fantasy

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Edwina Stack said:

Really It Is Seems Like Scam But It Is Legal.

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Appturbo said:

No it's not legal.

You can't promote stuff like that,

There is no "legal scam".

When it comes to financial products, user should not be tricked, that little font size/text size is tricky and is meant to deceive users to charge money later.))) Not legal like it or not.

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I found a scam company with their website named linkdaddy(dot)com , which they charge $1 to get their supposed backlinks links service.
Seems a little tricky charge $1 to verify the user is a real human and its a red flag.

after research deeply I found this reddit thread exposing this likely scam. seems a clear scam site with reliable rrviews in trustpilot ..

What you guys think about this website? do you think this is another $1 trap service to steal future scam subscriptions from users?

wallacex said:

I prefer to use tricky business and sell conteirfeit things for fast profit.

In real life for example I trick hundreads of people and they dont notice that.
In my case I sell olive oil in few local markets and to the decrease olive oil product density and sell the bottles for the same price, I mix the bottle with used french fries oil in about 1/3 in each bottle so I have to only add only 2/3 of olive oil instead of put 100% of olive oil quantity in the bottle.
So I can sell 2L olive oil bottles for 15€ with the olive oil density in about 2/3 and 1/3 used french fries oil, so I can earn more profit in the end! LOL
The best thing is people don't notice the difference and return to the market to buy more! hahahahahahaa
checkmate dumbasses!

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That's funny like selling caffeine powder dissolved in water with sweetener for $5, called Red Bull.
Margin? Infinite.

OccultKingdoms said:

That's funny like selling caffeine powder dissolved in water with sweetener for $5, called Red Bull.
Margin? Infinite.

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yes. I managed to trick people with few dirty strategies like this here in Bulgaria haha
Usually the cost of olive oil production per each 2 Liters it's 6€. So 2/3 of quantity added to bottles, make cost decrease to 4€.

With used french fries oil that is free the cost still 4€ and I sell in local market for 15€.
So I got 11€ profit per 2 Liters! Simple!

Why people keep being slave of society and waiting for cheap people to purchase products?
Are most people in the world dumb or what?

wallacex said:

Why people keep being slave of society and waiting for cheap people to purchase products?
Are most people in the world dumb or what?

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Rich people sell to rich.

Middle class sells to poor.
Middle class can seem rich but it's only on the surface.

Poor sell to poor as well.

I am poor since birth. Getting rich means you go through middle class too.

And... Everyone no matter who they are can be a scammer.

I judge that 50% of people scam other people without knowing that.

Simply people who don't take wisdom seriously do scams calling it business/ job.

wallacex said:

I'm wondering if $1 clickbank offers still work nowdays.

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Reading the replies above, I'm guessing the answer is no.

DustyBawls said:

Reading the replies above, I'm guessing the answer is no.

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yess because most people are cheap asf..... and also AMERICANS...

Most people are smart enough to spot these. Less conversions and thus less earnings.