Is autisminfocus.com Legit?

The autisminfocus website has no menu, only a home page with no information other than a long video stating: * The video/website won't be up for long (highly suspect). * Only their method works, while other methods are a waste of money (highly suspect) * The method is claimed to be scientifically proven to work in 99% of autistic children. Yet, only one study with a low sample study is mentioned and there is no link provided to the study. This is highly suspect. A method that is proven would have multiple controlled studies with high sample sizes, high indication of efficacy and strong reliability verified. That is not the case. * That the method works for severe (level 3) autism in only days (highly suspect). * Prays on parental guilt to say you can click the link to buy the program or ignore it and expect your child's development to get even worse (unlikely to occur and a frequently used fraud tactic). * Pressures you to buy now to be one of 20 first users to get the program at a hugely discounted price and before the program is no longer available (highly suspect). * Claims a 15 day moneyback guarantee policy and for a limited time a 45 day extension of the moneyback guarantee, however, since no name, phone number, address or business name is given, it is highly unlikely that one would receive their money back. While an email address is shown (too quickly) in the video, it is not written anywhere on the website. There are no contact details or other information on the website. The website has been up for only one month. I have seen a similar website 5 years ago claiming proven sound wave therapy to treat severe autism and emailed them three times for links or copies of any studies. They never replied. The site then disappeared. This site has no contact details, owner is not identified on the WhoIs search. Positive indicators for their website cited by some anti-fraud cites such as an https verification certificate and lack of malware detected need to be taken with extreme caution as many scammers are Tech savvy and would ensure their site had a free verified certificate. There is such lack of content on the site (only the video advert page and the purchase form). One only gets access to the content after payment (assuming the site actually delivers the program after payment) which means that there is nowhere for testers to check for malware. There are no independent reviews of this website that show they deliver the program or that it works - only the video on their site claims this. Don't forget that the video says that the site won't be up for long, so unless you can quickly download all the program content, it would quickly be lost to you, that is, if you even get access to it in the first place. Sound therapy has bren around for over 50 years. In that time there would be a multitude of studies over its efficacy in inproving outcomes for children with autism, but unfortunately there is very limited and insignificant substantiation. Sound therapists typically have no higher education qualifications related to their field nor is there a standard qualification for sound therapists. Nor are they regulated by any federal or state bodies. Yet the site is claiming that Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy and Physiotherapy will not work and cost a lot more money, when these three therapies (also Music Therapy) use evidence based strategies, are backed up by a plethora of well structured studies and have done a lot for children and adults with autism. In summary, this website contains too many red flags. Before proceeding I suggest you try a variety of skilled therapists to work on specific goals and have 2-3 therapies going in your child's schedule on a weekly or fortnightly basis, or twice weekly according to your therapist's recommendations. Be prepared to adapt your lifestyle, schedule and parenting to incorporate therapy methods in the home so you can maximise the benefits, and be consistent in your approach for best results. If after a few sessions your child is not engaging much with the therapist, try changing therapist. If you do decide to proceed with this site despite these warning signs, it is important that you do not fall for other scam methods like: additional charges not mentioned in the video; suggestion of upgrades to an improved or premium version of the program, subscription fees or suggestion to buy related products or extensions of the program. Also, never give this site your bank or credit card details (Trusted payment methods such as Paypal are always preferable), date of birth or home address and use malware detection before clicking on additional links or using any apps.