Tina Aldea Official: Independent Guide to the Tina Aldea Soulmate Sketch

“Tina Aldea official” is what people search when they want to reach the real seller of the Tina Aldea Soulmate Sketch, check an order, or make sure they are not on a copy site. The answers are straightforward once you know the two official parties involved and what each one does. This guide maps them out.

AI disclosure. According to the seller’s own disclaimer, the sketches are AI-generated images and the readings are AI-generated text, not drawings or writing produced by a psychic. The same disclaimer says any resemblance to a real person is purely coincidental, and that the service should not be the basis for relationship or life decisions.

If you want our verdict on the product itself before ordering, see our Tina Aldea reviews.

The two official parties

Party	Role	Contact
The Tina Aldea seller	Creates the sketch, reading and bonus guide; handles revisions	[email protected] (product), [email protected] (orders and revisions)
ClickBank	Retailer: payment, receipt, order support, refund requests	ClickBank customer support site, order support section
Review sites (including HealthCure Guide)	Independent commentary and affiliate links	Not official; cannot see your order

Everything that touches your money runs through ClickBank. Everything that touches the drawing itself runs through the seller.

Tina Aldea official support: who to contact for what

Product questions (what is included, how the reading works): the seller’s product support address, [email protected].

Delivery problems and revisions (nothing arrived, you would like a change): the seller’s orders address, [email protected]. Include your order number.

Payment and refund requests: ClickBank order support. You will need your order number and the email you used.

Before contacting anyone about a missing delivery, check spam and promotions folders, and search your inbox for ClickBank. Standard delivery is usually within 24 to 48 hours, or about 6 hours with express.

The official refund route, and its limits

The home page advertises a “Risk-Free, 30 day money back guarantee”. The refund page sets out the details:

• The 30-day money-back guarantee applies if you do not receive your product.
• Unhappy buyers are offered free revisions.
• Completed sketches and readings are described as non-refundable.
• To request a refund, the page directs buyers to ClickBank’s customer support site: choose order support, enter your order number and email, open the order and select the refund request option.

Being clear about these terms before buying avoids frustration later. If your issue is simply that you do not like the drawing, the official path is a revision request first.

Payment methods on the official checkout

The seller says it accepts PayPal and major credit cards, and ClickBank processes the payment. Two consequences follow. First, your card or PayPal statement will usually show ClickBank, or a ClickBank-related descriptor, rather than the name Tina Aldea, which can be confusing if you forget the purchase. Second, any dispute or refund request runs through ClickBank’s processes rather than the seller’s alone. Keeping the ClickBank receipt email is the simplest way to avoid confusion on both counts.

The impersonator warning

The seller’s own home page tells customers to beware of impersonators and mentions look-alike domains, such as officialtinaaldea.com and tinaaldea-official.com, in that warning. Copycat sites are a common problem for named digital products, because the name itself attracts searches.

How to stay on official channels:

• Use a trusted link to reach the order page, rather than an unfamiliar search ad.
• Check for ClickBank on the checkout page and on your receipt.
• Ignore unsolicited messages claiming to be Tina Aldea support that ask you to pay again or move to another platform.
• Contact support only through the addresses above or ClickBank’s own site.

Writing to official support: a template that works

Support requests get resolved faster when they include the right details the first time. Whichever address you use, a short message along these lines covers what support needs:

1. Subject line that states the issue plainly: “Sketch not received”, “Revision request” or “Refund request”.
2. Your order number from the ClickBank receipt.
3. The email address you used to order, if different from the one you are writing from.
4. The date you ordered and whether you chose express delivery.
5. One or two sentences describing the problem or the change you would like.

Keep a copy of what you send and any replies. If you later need ClickBank’s help, a clear record of your contact with the seller makes the process smoother.

Official vs unofficial: quick comparison

	Official channel	Unofficial or copy site
Checkout	ClickBank named on the page and receipt	Unknown processor or a plain card form
Price	$37 for sketch, reading and bonus guide	Often different, or with hidden extras
Support	Published seller emails and ClickBank order support	Contact forms, chat apps, or nothing
Refund route	Documented on the seller’s refund page	Unclear or missing

What official emails look like

After an order, expect a small, predictable set of messages: a ClickBank receipt with your order number shortly after payment, and the delivery email with your sketch, reading and bonus guide within the delivery window. You may also receive replies if you contacted support. Treat anything outside that pattern with caution, especially messages asking for card details, extra fees or logins on other sites.

Delivery: what official delivery looks like

Official delivery is entirely digital. The seller says standard delivery is usually within 24 to 48 hours by email, and express delivery of about 6 hours is offered at checkout, priced on the checkout page rather than the home page. Nothing is posted to you, so there is no tracking number in the usual sense. The confirmation that matters is the ClickBank receipt, which proves the order went through, and then the delivery email itself.

If the delivery window passes without the email:

1. Search all folders, including spam, promotions and social tabs, for the seller’s name and for ClickBank.
2. Confirm the email address on your ClickBank receipt is correct.
3. Write to the orders address with your order number, using the template above.
4. If there is still no delivery, use ClickBank order support. Non-delivery is the situation the seller’s money-back guarantee is described as covering.

Official claims, read carefully

The official materials present Tina Aldea as a psychic artist and cite high satisfaction numbers and testimonials. The same materials also state that sketches and readings are for entertainment purposes only, may not be unique, carry no guarantee of outcome, and that testimonials are not typical. Both sides are official; the disclaimers are the part to rely on. In practice, that means enjoying the sketch and reading as entertainment, treating the client numbers as the seller’s own figures, and reading the refund page before you rely on the home page guarantee.

Our take on Tina Aldea official channels

The official structure is clear: one seller, one retailer, two support emails and a documented ClickBank refund route. That clarity is a point in the product’s favour. The caution is in the details: refund terms narrower than the headline, and a market with impersonators. Keep your ClickBank receipt, use the official addresses, and you will rarely have a problem.

This page is entertainment information only and not legal or financial advice. For our overall verdict, see our Tina Aldea reviews.

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