Tina Aldea Soulmate Sketch: How to Order, Pay and Get Delivery

For what the package contains, see the soulmate sketch explainer. For contacts and support routes, see Tina Aldea official channels.

Tina Aldea sketch order: the five steps

Step	What you do	Time
1. Offer page	Read the offer and start the quiz	1 minute
2. Quiz	Answer a few questions about yourself	2 minutes
3. Checkout	Enter email and payment on the ClickBank page	2 minutes
4. Delivery choice	Standard (usually within 24 to 48 hours) or express (6 hours, if offered)	At checkout
5. Inbox	Receipt from ClickBank, then the sketch and reading	Usually 24 to 48 hours

Step 1 and 2: the offer page and quiz

The offer page explains the product and leads into a short quiz. The seller says your answers personalise the written reading. Expect questions such as your birth date and what you look for in a partner.

Two tips. Answer honestly but share only what you are comfortable with; an entertainment reading does not need sensitive details. And if you are buying for someone else, answer with that person in mind, or ask them to complete the quiz.

Step 3: the ClickBank checkout

The quiz ends at a checkout page run by ClickBank, which is the retailer of record. On this page you will:

• Enter your email address. Type it carefully. A typo here is the most common reason the sketch never arrives.
• Choose PayPal or a card. The seller says PayPal and major credit cards are accepted.
• Review the order total. The main offer is $37. The seller describes $147 as the normal price; treat $37 as the real one.

Before you click to pay, check for pre-ticked boxes. ClickBank products often show optional add-ons or upgrades. Untick anything you did not choose, and make sure the total matches what you expect.

PayPal or card: which to use

Both work, according to the seller. A few practical differences:

	PayPal	Credit card
Card details shared with checkout	No, you log in to PayPal	Yes, entered on the ClickBank page
Where the receipt appears	PayPal activity and ClickBank email	Card statement and ClickBank email
Dispute route if things go wrong	PayPal resolution centre	Your card issuer’s chargeback process

If you rarely shop online or prefer not to type card numbers into new sites, PayPal adds a layer between you and the checkout. Whichever you choose, try the seller and ClickBank support first if there is a problem; a dispute is a last step, and the FTC’s guide to disputing credit card charges explains how it works.

Common ordering mistakes

• A mistyped email address. Double-check it before paying; the receipt and delivery both go there.
• Missing a pre-ticked add-on. Read the total line before you click to pay.
• Deleting the receipt. It holds the order number every support route asks for.
• Ordering from a look-alike site. The seller warns about impersonators. Check the checkout runs through ClickBank.
• Expecting a physical print. Everything is digital and arrives by email.

Step 4: standard or express delivery

The seller says standard delivery arrives by email usually within 24 to 48 hours, and an express 6-hour option is available. The home page does not show the express price, so look at the total on the checkout page. For most people, standard delivery is fine; express only makes sense if you need the sketch the same day, for example for a gift.

Step 5: what lands in your inbox

1. The ClickBank receipt, almost immediately. It shows the charge and your order number. Your statement will usually say ClickBank or CLKBANK.
2. The delivery email from the seller, within your delivery window. It contains the pencil-style sketch, the written reading and the bonus Soulmate Compatibility Guide.

Download the files as soon as they arrive. Links in emails can expire, and having local copies makes printing or sharing easier.

If the sketch is late

Work through this list before assuming anything has gone wrong:

1. Check the clock. Standard delivery usually takes 24 to 48 hours from the order; express is up to 6 hours.
2. Search all folders. Spam, junk, promotions and updates. Search for “Tina” and “ClickBank”.
3. Check the address. The receipt shows the email you entered. If it is wrong, that explains it.
4. Email the seller. Write to [email protected] with your order number, order date and delivery option.
5. Use ClickBank support if needed. ClickBank order support at clkbank.com can look up the order.

Non-delivery is the situation the seller’s refund page clearly covers: it says the 30-day money-back guarantee applies if you do not receive your product.

After delivery: revisions and refunds

If the sketch arrives but you are not happy with it, the seller’s refund page offers free revisions. Email [email protected] with your order number and say what you would like changed.

On refunds, read both of the seller’s pages. The home page advertises a “Risk-Free, 30 day money back guarantee”. The refund page limits that guarantee to non-delivery, describes completed sketches and readings as non-refundable, and also explains how to request a refund through ClickBank (clkbank.com, Order Support, order number and email, Get Support, Request refund). ClickBank decides each request under its own policies.

Ordering as a gift

The sketch can be a playful gift. Order with your own email so you control the receipt and delivery, then print the sketch on good paper or forward the files. Add a note that makes the spirit clear, because the seller’s own disclaimer says sketches and readings are for entertainment purposes only and may not be unique.

Bottom line

Ordering the Tina Aldea sketch is quick and runs through a familiar ClickBank checkout. The things to get right are your email address, the order total, and your receipt. Do those, download the files when they arrive, and you have done everything you can to make the process smooth. Keep expectations in the entertainment lane, as the seller asks.