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I genuinely don't understand the claim on the website that over 20 million people trust this service. Who are these people who supposedly paid around $50 for an IQ test that takes about 17 seconds, delivers a generic, low-quality result, and then leaves a high rating for what feels like basic, widely available AI-generated content?
You send a message and that's it. Silence. When money issues are involved, that's incredibly frustrating. At this point it feels like support simply doesn't exist.
I decided to try the test because the initial price was very small and felt safe. After completing it, I noticed a much larger charge on my card that I didn't expect. At no point was it clearly explained that this would turn into something so expensive. That alone ruined the experience.
You complete the test first, get invested and only then a payment popup appears. The focus is entirely on the $0.10 trial, not the real cost. I never consciously agreed to a $49.90 subscription. When I noticed the charge, I tried to cancel and get my money back, but there's no clear cancellation flow and no response from support.
Even ignoring the billing issues, the content itself is disappointing. The result is shallow, generic, and feels automated. Paying nearly $50 for this kind of output makes no sense.
Between the unexpected charges, lack of support responses, and poor-quality results, I regret using this service. It doesn't feel transparent or user-focused, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
Everything looked fine during signup, but once the subscription activated, money started getting taken There's no proper dashboard or clear instructions on how to cancel
There is no clear cancel option anywhere. I went through the account settings several times and couldn't find a simple way to stop billing. That alone raises serious trust issues.
I signed up thinking it was a small payment, and then $49.90 started getting charged. I can't find any way to cancel the subscription.
Seeing a $49.90 charge after a tiny initial payment made me immediately think my card was being abused. That's not transparent pricing.
Once the subscription was active, charges kept coming without any clear confirmation or control. Trying to stop them led nowhere.
Low entry price makes it feel safe to try, but that's misleading. The real cost is much higher (49.90$) and not clearly disclosed before payment.
After completing the signup, my card keeps getting charged. I can't find any option to turn the subscription off.
Low entry price makes it feel safe to try, but that's misleading. The real cost is much higher (49.90$) and not clearly disclosed before payment.
There is no clear cancel option anywhere. I went through the account settings several times and couldn't find a simple way to stop billing. That alone raises serious trust issues.
I decided to try the test because the initial price was very small and felt safe. After completing it, I noticed a much larger charge on my card that I didn't expect. At no point was it clearly explained that this would turn into something so expensive. That alone ruined the experience.
Confusing and unpleasant experience overall. Pricing wasn't clear from the beginning, cancellation wasn't clear afterward, and the content itself didn't justify the stress. Instead of feeling informed, I felt stuck trying to figure out what was happening with my account and payments.
What bothers me most is how the pricing is presented. You see a tiny amount upfront, but the real cost only becomes visible later. There was no clear moment where I knowingly agreed to a paid subscription.
After completing the signup, my card keeps getting charged. I can't find any option to turn the subscription off.
Seeing a $49.90 charge after a tiny initial payment made me immediately think my card was being abused.
That's not transparent pricing.
What stood out to me wasn't just the charge, but how hard it is to resolve anything after. No clear controls, no clear answers, just silence. That's exactly how shady services operate.
This honestly feels like a setup. You think you're paying a tiny amount for a test, and suddenly your card is being charged serious money. Nothing about this experience feels honest or transparent.
I genuinely don't understand the claim on the website that over 20 million people trust this service. Who are these people who supposedly paid around $50 for an IQ test that takes about 17 seconds, delivers a generic, low-quality result, and then leaves a high rating for what feels like basic, widely available AI-generated content?
You complete the test first, get invested and only then a payment popup appears. The focus is entirely on the $0.10 trial, not the real cost. I never consciously agreed to a $49.90 subscription. When I noticed the charge, I tried to cancel and get my money back, but there's no clear cancellation flow and no response from support.
I came in expecting a simple paid test. The low entry price made it feel safe to try. What I didn't expect was how quickly it turned into something much more expensive, without a clear moment where I consciously agreed to that.
Between the unexpected charges, lack of support responses, and poor-quality results, I regret using this service. It doesn't feel transparent or user-focused, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
I went in expecting a simple but meaningful IQ test. What I got was a very short quiz and a result that felt extremely generic. There was no real explanation of how the score was calculated or what it actually means. For a paid service, this feels very underwhelming and not worth the money at all.
Even ignoring the billing issues, the content itself is disappointing. The result is shallow, generic, and feels automated. Paying nearly $50 for this kind of output makes no sense.
