Is Forbidden China Wealth Legit? A Buyer's Check

When people ask is Forbidden China Wealth legit, they usually mean three practical things: who am I paying, what will I get, and what happens if I change my mind? This page answers each in turn, from the buyer’s side of the screen, so you can decide with a clear head.

A short note on who we are: this is an independent site, not the seller, and we earn a commission if you order through a button on this page. Your price does not change. We have not bought the product ourselves, so everything below comes from the seller’s pages and the ClickBank checkout.

Is Forbidden China Wealth legit? The buyer’s checklist

Use this table as a quick scorecard while you read the rest.

Question	What the seller’s pages and checkout show
What is being sold?	A digital audio track plus three bonuses
Who processes payment?	ClickBank, named on the checkout
What does it cost?	$39 one time, plus any local tax
Is there a subscription?	None shown at checkout
How is it delivered?	By email, with immediate digital access
What if I am unhappy?	Return or replacement within 365 days
Who do I contact?	The seller’s support email, then ClickBank

Every row has an answer written down in a place you can see before you pay. That is the real definition of a legitimate purchase: clear terms you can read first.

Who sells it, and how to reach them

The product is sold under the brand name Forbidden China Wealth, using a ClickBank vendor account. ClickBank acts as the retailer, which means it handles the payment, issues the receipt and runs the order support line.

For questions about the product itself, the seller’s page points to a support email, [email protected]. For questions about the order, such as a missing receipt or a refund that has not arrived, you can call ClickBank on 1-800-390-6035 or look at clkbank.com.

The seller’s pages do not tell a company story, so your paper trail is the ClickBank receipt. That is why we say, again and again, keep it. It records the date, the item and the order number, and it is what the support teams ask for first.

What happens at checkout, step by step

Knowing the flow removes the nerves.

1. You press Order Now on the seller’s video page.
2. The ClickBank page opens with the item named as a digital product at $39.
3. You enter your details on the checkout, and your total, including any tax or currency conversion, is shown.
4. An optional $9 add-on called The Unfair Advantage appears as a tick box. Leave it blank if you only want the main item.
5. You confirm payment, and ClickBank emails your receipt.
6. Extra offers may follow. They are optional, and declining them does not affect your main order.

A countdown timer may appear on the checkout. That is a sales device, and the price is the same whether you take your time or not, so read each line calmly.

What arrives, and when

The seller says your digital audio track is delivered instantly and that it is sent straight to your email. The bonuses are described as free with every order. The page names them: a 3-Day Early Wealth Gameplan, a bonus titled The Wealth Blueprint You Were Never Given, and one called The Wealth Myths You Were Taught.

Two details the seller does not state are the file format and the running time of the audio. We would rather tell you that plainly than guess, and it is one more reason to open the files soon after buying, while the refund window is wide open.

The product pictures show a box, a CD and earbuds. Those are illustrations, and the seller’s own pages say images are for visualization only. Nothing is posted to your home.

The refund route, from the buyer’s side

Here is what the guarantee means in practice.

• The ClickBank checkout states that ClickBank will allow a return or replacement within 365 days of the purchase date.
• Both the video and the sales page repeat a 365-day money-back pledge and ask you to send a quick email.
• If the seller does not respond, ClickBank order support can step in, and your receipt is your proof.

We suggest a short habit: forward the receipt to yourself with the subject line “Forbidden China Wealth refund by (date)” and put a reminder in your calendar. It takes a minute, and it means the refund option never expires by accident.

Signs of a trustworthy purchase you can check yourself

You do not have to take anyone’s word for this, including ours. Here are six things you can verify in a few minutes on the real pages.

1. The price matches everywhere. The seller’s page says $39 one time, and the ClickBank item is priced the same in US dollars. Other currencies convert at checkout, and tax may be added.
2. The checkout says “Digital Product.” That label tells you nothing ships and nothing needs a delivery address.
3. The return window is written down. Look for the line about returns within 365 days from the date of purchase.
4. A phone number exists. ClickBank order support is listed at the checkout, which is not true of every online shop.
5. No recurring plan is shown. The cart lists one item, plus the optional $9 add-on if you tick it.
6. The seller names its bonuses. Three titles are listed, so you know what you are meant to receive.

If any of those do not match what you see, pause and start again from the seller’s video page instead of paying. Matching details are the quiet signal that you are in the right place.

Questions buyers ask before paying

“Why does the page show a crossed-out price?” The seller lists a regular price of $197 and a current price of $39. Treat the higher number as the seller’s anchor and the lower one as the price you pay.

“What if I only want the audio?” You can. The bonuses come with it, and the add-on is separate and optional.

“Is $29 a better deal?” A separate $29 deal pops up for people who are about to close the video page. We mention it only as the seller’s own promotion, because it may not appear for everyone. Either way, the item and the 365-day wording stay the same, which is reassuring when you compare screens.

“Can I buy it for someone else?” Delivery goes to the email you enter, so use the address of the person who will listen, or forward the files after you receive them.

Reading the pitch with a clear head

A legitimate purchase can still come with a dramatic sales video, and this one does. Here the narrator, who calls himself Leo Brandt, recounts falling on hard times, and the video says a man he calls “Mr. Xing” hired him to work on an undersea cable that carried a repeating frequency. Whatever you make of it, the story is the seller’s telling, and we pass it along without vouching for the details.

What matters for a legit check is that the order page does not depend on the story. It lists a digital product, a price and a refund window. You can enjoy the tale, or skip it, and the terms stay the same.

The seller also describes the product more simply elsewhere, as a digital audio program meant to nudge your mindset toward abundance thinking. If you want a realistic picture, that second description is the safer guide.

Keeping your expectations healthy

A trustworthy source tells you what a product is and what it is not. Forbidden China Wealth is a five-minute daily listening habit with three bonuses. It is not a bank, an investment or a promise. No published study that we know of has tested this audio, and the wider research on sound and the brain is about calm and attention, not about money.

That is why we ask readers to be gentle with themselves. This is not financial advice, and you should not spend money you need on rent, food or bills. If money is tight right now, the 365-day window means you can wait a few weeks before ordering and still have plenty of time.

Before you order: a short list

• Start from the seller’s real video page.
• Pay on the ClickBank checkout only.
• Tick the $9 add-on only if you want it.
• Save the receipt and the support contacts.
• Open the audio and bonuses within the first week.

Good to know:

• You are buying a digital audio track, and the product images are illustrations.
• Results from a listening habit differ for everyone, and this is not financial advice.
• The receipt is your proof of purchase for the 365-day refund route.

Our verdict

Forbidden China Wealth passes the buyer’s check: a named product, a visible price, a recognized retailer, instant digital delivery and a long, written return window. For the right buyer, someone who likes short routines and wants the safety of a refund, it is a legitimate and low-risk purchase. If you would like more detail on the strengths, read our full write-up, and for tips on avoiding copycats, see the safe-buying guide.