Forbidden China Wealth review: what you get, what it costs with the upgrades, and how the refund works

What it is — and what it isn't

Forbidden China Wealth is a digital audio product. ClickBank's order form lists it as a digital product, and the seller says nothing is shipped.

Some photos on the sales page show physical copies. The seller says those came from an early beta batch and that the product is now 100% digital, with nothing shipped.

The seller describes it as an audio program meant to shift your mindset toward abundance. That is the stated purpose, not an effect we could verify.

Truly Picked does not sell it. ClickBank is the retailer and processes the payment; the charge appears on statements as "CLKBANK*forbchinaw." The seller's affiliate program runs under the name Golden Publishing.

What the order includes

According to the sales page, the order includes the main audio track plus three bonuses: "The Wealth Myths You Were Taught," "The Wealth Blueprint You Were Never Given" and a "3-Day Early Wealth Gameplan."

We did not buy it, so we have not seen the audio, how long it runs or what format the three bonuses come in.

The seller says the audio is emailed right after purchase, and ClickBank's order form says digital products are available once payment is approved. The optional add-on and upgrades are sold separately; see the price section below.

How the seller says to use it, and what you need

The seller's instructions are to listen with headphones or earbuds for about 5 minutes a day, on a phone or computer, and to keep the routine for at least 30 days. We have not listened to the audio.

• ✓Headphones or earbuds, per the seller's instructions
• ✓A phone or computer to play the audio
• ✓An email address: the seller says the audio is emailed right after purchase

Price, add-on and upgrades

ClickBank's order form showed a one-time price of $39 for US buyers when we checked on September 30, 2026. Prices can change. The order form we viewed on September 30, 2026 showed a single charge with no subscription or recurring billing.

The order form also offered an optional $9 add-on called "The Unfair Advantage" (checked September 30, 2026).

When we checked on September 30, 2026, visitors leaving the sales page could be shown a $29 offer for the same product.

After checkout, the seller's pages offer optional one-click upgrades: "Global Access" for $69 (or $49 if you decline it first), "Forbidden China Genius" for $49 and "Forbidden China Influence" for $49 (prices shown on those pages on September 30, 2026). We saw those prices on the upgrade pages, not on an order form. Taking the $39 audio, the $9 add-on and all three upgrades at those prices would add up to $215.

Refund and support

Both the sales page and ClickBank's order form listed a 365-day money-back guarantee when we checked on September 30, 2026. The seller says refunds are requested by email, and ClickBank processes the order.

One of the seller's pages says "terms apply" to the guarantee, but we found no published guarantee terms. ClickBank's general return policy allows it to refund less than the full price for digital products. We did not test the refund process.

The seller lists awesome@inspiremind.net for product support, and ClickBank handles order support at clkbank.com (checked September 30, 2026).

ClickBank is the retailer and processes the payment; the charge appears on statements as "CLKBANK*forbchinaw."

What the evidence does and doesn't show

The seller describes it as an audio program meant to shift your mindset toward abundance. That describes what the audio is meant to do, not a verified effect.

We found no published study of this specific audio, and the seller's pages we read don't cite one. Our search was a web search, not a systematic review. We did not listen to the audio, so this review cannot tell you whether it will have any effect for you.

According to the seller, the sales letter is narrated by a presenter called Leo Brandt; we could not verify who he is and found no independent information about him.

Who it may suit, and who should skip it

It may suit people who want a short daily listening routine (about 5 minutes a day with headphones, per the seller), who prefer a one-time charge with no subscription and who value a long refund window: 365 days was listed when we checked on September 30, 2026.

Skip it if you are counting on it for a specific financial result (we found no published study of this specific audio), if you don't want to be offered several paid upgrades right after checkout, or if you want to know exactly what the audio and bonuses contain before you pay.

Questions readers ask

Bottom line

Forbidden China Wealth is a digital audio product, and nothing is shipped. We found no published study of this specific audio, so buy it only if you want to try a short daily listening routine for its own sake. If you do, the 365-day money-back guarantee listed on the sales page and ClickBank's order form (checked September 30, 2026) gives you a long window to ask for a refund, and the price table above shows what the extras cost before you reach them.