How This Bulletin Gets Paid: the Full Disclosure

Written to satisfy the FTC's endorsement rules (16 CFR Part 255) and, more importantly, to leave no doubt about our incentives.

The arrangement

Buttons and links on this site that open the maker's JellyBoost order page are affiliate links. If you buy after using one, the maker's affiliate program pays Harborline Media, LLC a commission. The price you pay is set by the maker and is identical with or without our link; the commission comes out of the maker's margin, never added to your total.

What the arrangement does not buy

No one at the maker reviews, approves, or previews what this desk publishes. The research notes grade weak doses as weak, the primer tells some readers not to buy at all, and both would stay published if the commission disappeared tomorrow. We hold no equity in the maker and accept no flat fees for coverage of JellyBoost or anything else.

How you can tell where a link goes

Every paying link on this site routes through one visible address - our redirect file - and is marked in the page code as sponsored. Informational links to government and research sources are plain links and earn nothing. The notice under the masthead appears on every page that contains a paying link, before the first such link.

Why we work this way

A locator bulletin has to be free to say “that storefront is fake” without checking who owns it. Affiliate funding on the verified channel only - never on marketplaces, never on clones - keeps our one incentive aligned with the reader's: get you to the real JellyBoost page, or tell you plainly to walk away. Questions go to [email protected]; the desk itself is described in about this guide.