The Great Project

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The Great Project (TGP) is a men’s performance brand operated by EY Digital Brands LLC that sells dietary supplements, performance devices, and related gear through its online store.

Cheyenne, WY, United States
thegreatproject.com
Owned by EY Digital Brands LLC

About The Great Project

The Great Project (marketed as TGP™) is a men’s performance brand focused on supplements, performance devices, and survival gear for men who want to improve their health, energy, and daily performance. Its flagship products are natural, zero‑sugar supplements formulated with amino acids, minerals, electrolytes, and botanical ingredients, with all dosages transparently listed on the label. The brand emphasizes clean formulations and positions its products as part of a consistent daily wellness routine rather than quick fixes or medical treatments.([thegreatproject.com](https://thegreatproject.com/?utm_source=openai))

A charge labeled like "WHOP*thegreatproject" typically means you purchased a TGP product or subscription through the Whop digital marketplace or payment infrastructure, with Whop appearing as the processor prefix and "thegreatproject" identifying the underlying merchant. This charge may correspond to a one‑time supplement order, a recurring subscription shipment, or a renewal of a membership plan purchased via thegreatproject.com. The company’s own billing terms note that orders are charged at the time of purchase and that subscription customers are billed automatically at the start of each billing cycle.([whop.com](https://whop.com/buyer-terms/?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a charge, the best steps are to look up your original order confirmation email from The Great Project, log into the subscription portal using the email you used at checkout, or contact their support team directly. They provide a self‑service subscription portal where you can view, manage, or cancel active subscriptions, and they list clear contact details including an email address, phone number, and business hours. If you still don’t recognize the transaction after checking your email and portal access, you can reach out to TGP support with your name, email, and last four digits of the card used before escalating to your bank for a dispute.([help.thegreatproject.com](https://help.thegreatproject.com/get-subscription-link?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

7 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to The Great Project.

  1. WHOP NEWARK DE
  2. WHOP*SITECOACHING NEWARK DE
  3. WHOP*THEGREATPROJECT NEWARK DE education $159.00
  4. WHOP*thegreatproject Newark DE
  5. Whop Saint Publishing, Newark DE
  6. whop*luvans newark DE
  7. whop*tamaraboston Newark DE

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank or card statement show “WHOP*thegreatproject” instead of The Great Project or TGP?

"WHOP*thegreatproject" indicates that Whop is acting as the payment processor or marketplace layer and "thegreatproject" identifies the underlying merchant, The Great Project (TGP). In TGP’s own billing terms, they explain that charges may appear under descriptors such as THE GREAT PROJECT, TGP, or EY DIGITAL BRANDS LLC; when orders are routed through Whop, your statement may prepend that with WHOP*.([whop.com](https://whop.com/buyer-terms/?utm_source=openai))

What products or services from The Great Project typically result in a WHOP*THEGREATPROJECT charge?

Most WHOP*THEGREATPROJECT charges come from purchasing TGP supplements or performance products through thegreatproject.com, or from enrolling in a recurring subscription for those products. TGP sells men’s performance supplements featuring glycine, electrolytes, and other botanical and mineral ingredients, as well as related performance and survival gear; any of these, when processed via Whop, can generate this type of descriptor.([thegreatproject.com](https://thegreatproject.com/?utm_source=openai))

How do I cancel or pause my The Great Project subscription if I’m being billed through Whop?

To cancel or pause your TGP subscription, go to the Subscription Portal linked from help.thegreatproject.com and enter the email you used at checkout; from there you can manage or cancel your active plan in a self‑service flow that complies with FTC “click‑to‑cancel” rules. If you have trouble accessing the portal, you can email support@thegreatproject.com or call +1 (660) 229‑8436 during business hours and request help cancelling or pausing your subscription.([help.thegreatproject.com](https://help.thegreatproject.com/get-subscription-link?utm_source=openai))

What is The Great Project’s refund and return policy for supplement orders?

The Great Project offers a 30‑day return window on unopened, unused items in their original packaging; opened supplement products generally cannot be returned for health and safety reasons. Once a return is approved and received, refunds are typically processed back to your original payment method within about 5–7 business days, though your bank may take additional time to post the credit.([thegreatproject.com](https://thegreatproject.com/pages/faqs?utm_source=openai))

How can I verify which subscription or order a WHOP*THEGREATPROJECT charge is tied to?

First, search your email inbox (including spam) for messages from “The Great Project” or support@thegreatproject.com to locate order confirmations or subscription receipts that match the date and amount of the charge. You can also enter your email in the Subscription Portal to pull up active subscriptions, then compare billing dates and order totals; if you still can’t match it, contact TGP support with the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can look it up.([help.thegreatproject.com](https://help.thegreatproject.com/get-subscription-link?utm_source=openai))

Does The Great Project use recurring billing, and when will I be charged?

Yes. If you enroll in a subscription, TGP’s Subscription Policy explains that your payment method is charged automatically at the start of each billing cycle, according to the plan you selected. You’ll continue to be billed on that schedule until you cancel via your account portal or by contacting support, and you may receive pre‑charge email notifications about upcoming renewals.([thegreatproject.com](https://thegreatproject.com/pages/subscription-policy?utm_source=openai))

What should I do if I see a WHOP*THEGREATPROJECT charge I don’t recognize or suspect is fraudulent?

Start by confirming that no one in your household used your card to place an order or start a subscription with The Great Project using your details. If you still don’t recognize it, contact TGP support at support@thegreatproject.com or by phone with the date and amount so they can check for an associated order; if they confirm there is no matching purchase or you believe your card was compromised, immediately contact your bank or card issuer to report the charge and request a dispute or card replacement.([help.thegreatproject.com](https://help.thegreatproject.com/get-subscription-link?utm_source=openai))

How do I contact The Great Project about billing issues, shipping problems, or subscription questions?

You can reach The Great Project by emailing support@thegreatproject.com or calling +1 (660) 229‑8436, Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM U.S. business hours. Their contact and store information pages list the same email, phone number, and mailing address in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and they state that customer inquiries are typically answered within one business day.([thegreatproject.com](https://thegreatproject.com/pages/contact?utm_source=openai))

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