Is Tara Lunar's Soulmate Sketch Safe? Privacy and Tips

A sketch and a reading sound harmless, and they are. Even so, a quiz asks for a few personal details and a checkout takes a card, so it is sensible to know what happens before you click. This page covers privacy, payment, mindset and how to order from the genuine page.

For the prices and what sits in each box, head to the buyer page.

What the seller says it is

Tara Lunar’s Soulmate Sketch is a digital product. After a quiz, the seller sends a sketch and a written reading by email. According to the seller’s Disclaimer page, software creates the artwork and some of the reading may be automated or prepared ahead of time, all of it meant as light fun and reflection. Nobody is on the line giving a live reading, and nothing here is advice.

What the quiz collects

The quiz has five steps, and each one is simple.

Step	What you give
One	The kind of person you would like to meet
Two	Your full birth date
Three	A background that appeals to you
Four	Your first name
Five	Your email address

The seller uses your birth date to work out your sign for the free preview. If you would rather not share a real birth date or a main email address, you can decide that before you start. A second address kept for sign-ups is a handy option, as long as you can open it, because that is where your order arrives.

The email box, once and kindly

Under the email field there is a small consent box that comes ticked already. It lets the seller send your reading and the occasional email. Clear the tick if you want only your order. The box itself says you can unsubscribe at any time, so you can also leave later.

How payment stays protected

Orders are taken at a ClickBank checkout, not on the quiz page. ClickBank is the retailer, and it runs the payment and the order support. Cards and PayPal are named in the seller’s FAQ. After paying, keep the receipt with the order number.

Look at your card statement a few days later. The charge should carry a ClickBank name, which makes it easy to recognize and to quote if you ever need order support.

A healthy mindset for a sketch made for entertainment

The best way to enjoy this product is lightly. The sketch is an illustration of nobody in particular, and the seller’s Disclaimer says plainly that it makes no promise about meeting anyone or about any relationship. A good mental frame is a favorite horoscope column with a portrait attached.

If you notice that you are placing a lot of hope on a reading, or that a relationship feels heavy right now, that is a good moment to lean on a friend, a relative or a counselor. A keepsake can be a fun nudge, but people are better help.

Buying safely

• Start from a button on this page. It opens the seller’s order page and carries our tracking.
• Look at the price. You should see $37 or $67, as a one-time payment.
• Look for the refund line. The 60-day guarantee is named on the page and at the $67 checkout.
• Ignore look-alike pages. A popular name attracts copies, and a refund only covers a genuine ClickBank purchase.
• Keep your receipt and order number somewhere safe.

Our take

For most people the safe route is simple: share only the details you are happy with, order through ClickBank, keep the receipt and treat the result as entertainment. With two months of refund cover, trying it carries little risk.

Questions worth keeping handy

• Which email address do I want my order sent to?
• Do I want to enter a real birth date, or keep that private?
• Which package suits my timing, the 6-hour one or the 48-hour one?
• Where will I keep my receipt?

The FAQ page answers more of the common ones, and our buying guide goes through the order steps in detail.