Iq-institute.orgReviews 195

The entire experience felt staged—from the flattering results to the lack of any customer support. Something isn't right.

I don't remember agreeing to a weekly billing. After one cheap test, they latched onto my card like a parasite.

They give you a sense of accomplishment, then quietly start charging you like it's a gym membership.

This wasn't a test—it was a billing scheme dressed as a personality quiz, luring you in with faux self-discovery only to funnel you toward a checkout page. Behind the pastel gradients and cheerful fonts was a monetization trap masquerading as insight, exploiting curiosity with cleverly phrased questions and dangling results just out of reach until you pay up. In short, it wasn't soul-searching—it was sales.

The scores felt inflated. Everyone I know who took the test got above-average results. Makes you question the credibility.

The website is sleek, almost convincing. That's what makes it dangerous. The interface is designed to lead you straight into a recurring charge, buried beneath friendly graphics and flattering scores.

After realizing they were billing me nonstop, I contacted support three times. Silence. No acknowledgement, no resolution, just more charges. This feels like a black hole disguised as a service.

The content feels auto-generated and the score meaningless. But what really bothers me is the unauthorized charge five days later — nothing on the site warns about that.

Everything about the interface feels polished, but it's built around deception. Once you pay, there's no going back — no refunds, no unsubscribe link, just silence.

There was no indication that I'd be enrolled in a subscription. One small payment turned into multiple deductions over two weeks. No account to manage anything, no contact reply.

The questions were repetitive, and the end result was just a single number with no explanation. Then came an email asking for more payments — I never agreed to any plan.

The score I got was vague and identical to what a friend received. Different answers, same number. Clearly not personalized. Then they charged me $29. Not once, but twice.

iq-institute.org tricks users with a fake "free test" promise. You don't know there's a subscription until your bank alerts you. Total scam behavior.

I never imagined an IQ test site could operate like a scam — but that's exactly what happened. No access to a profile, no way to cancel, no one to contact.

You do the whole test, thinking it's free. Then right at the end, they hit you with a payment screen — and quietly activate a subscription without real consent.

The results were underwhelming, but the real issue is their shady billing. I didn't expect repeated charges for such a basic, auto-generated report.

The test looked okay at first, but the "results" felt generic and not personalized at all. The real problem? Getting billed again days later with no warning.

I had to block my card because they kept billing me even after I reached out. No contact number, no dashboard, just a charge that keeps recurring.

Based on my experience with iq-institute, this is not a legitimate test platform. It tricks users with unclear pricing and refuses to let them cancel.

Thought I was paying just once to unlock my IQ score. Turns out they started charging my card weekly. No clear notice, no cancellation link anywhere. Stay away.