Kelsey
Preys on neurodivergent people to scam them out of their money.
I have been emailing this company for three weeks, well before my “free trial” period ended and the unbeknownst subscription for $39.99 started. I paid $1.99 for a report and it had no mention that I would be entering a subscription period. However, I am used to companies working this way and was immediately concerned upon purchase so I have emailed 3 different contacts with this company on a regular basis to try to sort the issue out. No response, no response, no response. It wasn’t until AFTER I was charged the $39.99 (7 days after my $1.99 charge) that they responded with a link to cancel my subscriptions moving forward. While I did that and have successfully (hopefully) cancelled, I have been continuing to email them to ask for a refund since I have three weeks worth of emails at this point and even some before my subscription started asking to cancel and for a refund. I have not heard anything from them. This company is a scam and what is really genuinely sad is they are preying on neurodivergent people who already have limited answers about how their brains work to screw them over for a fake $1.99 autism report that turns into a $39.99 monthly subscription. Unfortunately for them, I am incredibly neurodivergent and will not stop until this matter is solved. I will continue hounding them until I am able to dispute the charge in January 2026 with PayPal. Long story short, don’t fall for their stupid ads unless you have the energy to fight for a refund and to force them to make it right. This is wrong on so many levels.



