The Make Him Want You Bad sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Make Him Want You Bad review
A downloadable plan for what to do after he ends it, and how to steady yourself first
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
The breakup is a few weeks old, you're still checking your phone more than you'd like, and somewhere around midnight you start typing things into Google you'd never say out loud. That's who this is written for, and the page knows it. Make Him Want You Bad is a digital program from Eric Charles promising to bring an ex back using what it calls psychological loopholes, including creating chemically addicting sensations in his mind. That's the seller's claim, and no evidence is offered for the brain chemistry part, so read it as sales language rather than science. What you're actually buying is a plan: a sequence of things to do and not do while you're raw, which for a lot of people is genuinely steadying. Structure beats refreshing his profile at 2am. The awkward bit is the premise. It treats a person as a lock to pick, so if you follow it and he still doesn't come back, the framing leaves you feeling you ran it wrong rather than that he moved on. It costs $39.95 with a 60 day guarantee. The page never says what format arrives or how long it takes to work through, and it doesn't mention that billing can recur, which is worth checking on the order form before you pay.
Pros
- Cheap compared to a couple of counselling sessions
- Gives you a structure to follow when you're spiralling
- Instant download, nothing to wait for
- 60 day refund window stated on the page
Cons
- Claims about hijacking his mind and body come with no evidence
- Page never says what actually arrives, the format or the length
- Built around winning him back, so it can leave you feeling at fault if he doesn't come back
What you get
A digital program called Make Him Want You Bad, delivered as an instant download after payment. The page doesn't specify length, or whether there's audio or video, only that the image shown is for visualisation and nothing ships. It's presented as a step by step roadmap for re-approaching an ex, plus the attraction techniques the letter previews. Price is $39.95 with a 60 day refund window.
Before you buy
- Check the order form for a recurring charge and how to cancel it, the sales page doesn't mention one
- Look for extra offers added after checkout, the letter openly says other products follow
- Note the refund process and who to email, and diarise the 60 day deadline
Who it suits
Someone freshly broken up with who wants a plan and some calm, and who can take the get him back framing loosely rather than literally
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