Quick answer: Yes, it is advertised with one. Most reviews say the guarantee runs for 365 days. I could not open the official sales page or the full terms myself, so I could not confirm that figure from the vendor. Some other pages list shorter windows, so check the terms on your own receipt before relying on any number.
What the refund terms appear to be
Most pages describing the product agree on the main points. One review lists a $39 one-time price and a 365-day money-back guarantee. It also says checkout runs through ClickBank, a digital-product marketplace. A second source describes the 365-day guarantee as 100% money-back.
Here is how reliable that information is:
| Detail | Status |
|---|---|
| 365-day guarantee | Repeated widely, but almost entirely by affiliate-style review pages that earn money from sales |
| Conflicting windows | One page says most sellers offer 60 days, and another mentions a 30 or 60-day policy. These look like generic filler text rather than product-specific information |
| Price | $39 is the most frequently quoted figure. This may change, and it may not include upsells |
| Official terms | Not independently verified |
The conflicting numbers matter. When the sources disagree, the terms on your own order receipt or the checkout page are the only ones that count.
How to claim a refund
I could not find the vendor’s official refund instructions. Since the product is sold through ClickBank, this is the usual route:
- Find your receipt email. Search your inbox and spam folder for “ClickBank” or the product name. It contains your order number and usually a support link.
- Contact ClickBank support. ClickBank’s BBB profile lists a customer care line at 1-800-390-6035 and the site CLKBank.com, with support open seven days a week. Confirm the current contact details on the receipt itself.
- Give them the basics. Include your order number, the email you used, and a short statement that you want a refund under the product’s guarantee.
- Keep a record. Screenshot the request and save every confirmation email.
- Follow up if nothing happens. If you hear nothing in about a week, send a second message, referring to the first.
- Dispute the charge as a last resort. If you are refused a refund you are entitled to, you can ask your card issuer or payment provider to dispute the charge. Have your records ready.
Request the refund well before the deadline. Don’t wait until the last week.
One caution: the same BBB profile says ClickBank has a 60-day refund policy for all products. That may reflect ClickBank’s baseline policy, and a vendor can offer longer. I could not confirm which applies here, so treat 365 days as advertised rather than guaranteed. If you are close to 60 days, ask for your refund now.
Check before you buy
- Screenshot the guarantee wording at checkout, along with the date.
- Read the checkout page for add-ons or extra charges. One review mentions a checkout add-on that also carries a 365-day guarantee, so confirm whether each item has its own terms.
- Note the price you actually pay, not the “original value” shown. Reviews list a $399 “original” price against the current $39, which is a marketing comparison and not a market price.
- Save the receipt and the support contact.
What the product is, so you can judge whether to ask for a refund
Reviews describe it as a short audio program built around a daily five-minute listening ritual, with bonus guides. Even a favorable review concedes that claims of wealth creation through sound alone are not backed by strong evidence.
That matches what the research supports. Audio can influence relaxation, mood, and routine. Nothing shows a specific sound frequency produces money or changes your income. Any benefit would come indirectly, if a calm daily habit helps you plan, focus, or follow through on financial decisions.
So don’t buy it expecting income, and don’t treat the absence of income as proof the refund policy is a trick. The product doesn’t promise results you can verify, which is exactly why the refund terms matter most.
Bottom line
Dubai Wealth Secret is advertised with a 365-day money-back guarantee, but the evidence for it comes mostly from affiliate pages, not the vendor’s own terms. If you have bought it and want your money back, find your ClickBank receipt, contact support quickly, and keep records. If you haven’t bought it, screenshot the guarantee at checkout, and remember that a $39 audio track is a mindset aid, not a financial strategy.