BloomintoReviews of bloominto.co

Bloominto CREATES FAKE SUBSCRIPTIONS after taking a "test." It is impossible to delete the data and information.

I paid an initial $1.99 for an entertainment report. Within a week Bloom Into charged PayPal for an additional unauthorized $39.99, apparently considered a recurring charge. I did not agree to any additional charges above the $1.99. Further reading shows this company to be nothing more than an online scam to take your money. Thrre are multiple complaints online regarding unauthorized charges. Beware.

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Sadly I fell for a month’s emails of elementary coaching with no recourse to a full refund. All i could do was stop further payments after a month. I feel such a fool and advise you to keep well away.

Services with false hope and information from the beginning. Over Facebook it says FREE survey to determine your level of ADHD, or to confirm your Autism. Then once your done the survey it says please pay to get results. This is praying on those who need. Those with disabilities. And extorting them for money after saying free. It should state the cost before you start any surveys. Instead it causes stress and annoyance towards your company. False hope in understanding yourself. Praying on people needing the help to understand and learn to be able to seek proper help. This is a money gimmick and probably created and handled by an AI software created by AI and not by a human as a human being would have a brain to be compassionate and caring and to scam people

Merchant provided no subscription confirmation emails or access details post-quiz, despite claiming I was subscribed. I received zero communications from BloomInto after the initial quiz—no welcome, invoices, reminders, or service info. This proves lack of informed consent and no value delivered, especially during my ASD burnout when clear prompts were crucial. I wasn’t aware I was subscribed to a service, If BloomInto truly had me “subscribed” to a legitimate service (whatever premium content or tools they offer), standard business ethics (and often legal requirements) would demand welcome emails, subscription confirmations, usage reminders, or invoices outlining what you’re paying for. The absence screams deception: It suggests the sign-up was designed to fly under the radar, auto-charging without engagement to keep the money rolling in from unaware users like myself. This isn’t an oversight; it’s a common tactic in scam-adjacent subscription traps, where they bank on people not noticing until too late (or never). I didn’t catch the first payment, I did however, catch the second one and am now working with PayPal to get a full refund!!! They have no empathy or understanding when it come to autistic burnout and how things can go undetected. The quiz is a trap!!

As for many others, I was happy to spend $1.99USD to get an assessment and knew it would be a silly, flippant report. When my PayPal account showed they charged me for 42 ‘units’, I thought I must have missed something. PayPal were fantastic and are looking into a dispute case on the transaction- I included reference to these reviews and that was very helpful. Hoping for a refund but at least I can block any future charges this way. Thank you to those you provided these reviews - wish I’d read them first.

Literally a scam.