Affiliate Disclosure

The short version

This site contains affiliate links. If you click through to the H2H Method training and subsequently enrol in the paid program, we may receive a commission from the program owner. This costs you nothing extra. The price you pay is identical whether you arrive through our link, through a search result, or by typing the address directly.

What this means in practice

• We have a financial interest in you enrolling. You should know that while reading anything we write.
• We earn nothing if you watch the free training and decide against the program. We think you should watch it regardless.
• We do not receive your payment details, your personal information or your account access at any point. The transaction is entirely between you and the program owner.
• We are not the program owner, we did not create the H2H Method, and we have no role in delivering it.

How we handle the conflict of interest

The honest answer is that a conflict of interest cannot be eliminated by disclosure alone. What it can be is constrained, and here is how we constrain ours:

• We publish a dedicated criticism page listing every problem we found with the offer, including the ones that plainly cost us conversions.
• We state clearly and repeatedly who should not buy this program — anyone needing income within thirty days, anyone unable to publish content daily, and anyone who would finance $1,997 on strained credit.
• We route every call to action through the free training rather than directly to checkout, so nobody buys without first seeing what they are buying.
• We publish the cheapest legitimate routes to enrolment, including splitting the cost with a partner — which reduces our commission per person.

Why we still recommend the free training

Because it costs you an email address and nothing else, and because it contains the complete method including live software demonstrations. Watching it and deciding against the program is a perfectly good outcome and we would rather that happened than someone buying under pressure from a page like this one.

Regulatory note

This disclosure is made in accordance with the United States Federal Trade Commission's guidelines on endorsements and testimonials (16 CFR Part 255) and comparable consumer protection rules in other jurisdictions.

Last updated: February 2026.