By Asendify
The £5,000 Club
A numbered certificate. It certifies exactly one thing: you paid £5,000 to be a member.
What you get
- Your certificate with your name, the date and your member number, numbered in the order people join.
- Its own private verify link: only people you share it with can see it. There is no public members list.
What you don't get
- No course, no coaching, no perks, no access to anything.
- It is not proof of income, wealth or creditworthiness. It says you paid £5,000, which is true, and nothing more.
Questions
What is The £5,000 Club?
A numbered membership certificate. You pay £5,000 and receive a certificate with your name, the date and your member number, plus a private link anyone can use to check it is real.
What do I get for £5,000?
Only the certificate and its verify link. There is no course, coaching, community, perk or access to anything else.
Does the certificate prove I am rich?
No. It certifies one true thing: that you paid £5,000 to become a member. It is not proof of income, wealth or creditworthiness.
Is there a members list?
No. Membership is private. Only people you share your certificate link with can see it.
How is the member number decided?
Numbers are given in the order people join, starting at No. 001. The number is printed on your certificate.
Can I get a refund?
No refunds once the certificate has been issued, and there is no money-back guarantee on the Club. If a payment is refunded or charged back, the certificate is withdrawn.
How do I pay?
By card through Dodo Payments, as a one-time £5,000 payment that never renews. The certificate is issued automatically once the full payment is confirmed.
Who runs it?
Asendify, the company of Manthan Bhendkar, founder of the Asendify YouTube growth agency and the Asendify playbooks.
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