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"Skill-doc.com"
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| Domain creation date | 07/20/2026 (Less than 6 months) |
| Domain expiration date | 07/20/2027 (Less than 1 year left) |
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2 Reviews / Comments
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Mary 10/15/2026 at 10:23 AM
Rating:Buyer Beware: Digital Product and Unexpected Charges
I purchased this product after seeing it advertised on Instagram. The advertisement gave me the impression that I was buying a physical Bible study book. The initial price shown was $4.99.
During checkout, I was offered a color version. I understood this to be an upgrade to my original order, but I was charged for both versions instead. An additional "surprise box" was also included in the order, even though I did not knowingly authorize that purchase.
After completing the transaction, I discovered that the product was a PDF rather than a physical book. The digital format was not clear to me before I paid, and the files are difficult for me to download and use on my phone.
The checkout process was confusing, and the final charges did not match what I believed I was purchasing. I would not have placed the order if the digital format, separate version charges, and additional item had been clearly disclosed.
Before ordering, confirm whether the product is physical or digital, review the final order summary carefully, and check that no optional items have been added without your consent.
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Eloïse D. 10/15/2026 at 10:35 AM
Rating:The Trustpilot stars and the 13.089 review count are drawn by the shop itself: no Trustpilot page exists for this domain, and the same badge appears on the homepage and on the product page. A second block further down repeats it with an "Excellent 4.86 / 5" score and eighteen testimonies hosted on the site.
The discount follows the same logic. The banner "LABOR DAY SALE 90% OFF" and its live countdown were still running in mid-October on every page, while the $49.99 reference price shown at checkout matches no price recorded in the shop data, where the guide is listed at $4.99.
Nothing identifies the seller: no company name, no address, no phone number, no registration number, just an email address on the domain. The reviews, the score and the discount have no external source, which is worth knowing before paying.
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