K. M.
Tired of their tricks
I`m so tired of companies like this using nice designs to hide shady payment systems You try it once and they keep charging
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Intelligence Mental Impulse (intelligence.mental-impulse.com) has 34 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.0 out of 5.
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K. M.
I`m so tired of companies like this using nice designs to hide shady payment systems You try it once and they keep charging
Martin E.
I wish I read the fine print. They say it`s free, then take $29 later. It`s sneaky honestly
Staphanie
I answered all those questions expecting something deep. Instead, I got charged and saw copy paste results. Really not what I thought I was paying for
M. F.
Took me 10 minutes to finish the quiz and I regret every second. There’s nothing personal or accurate about the result, just empty words
Cole S.
Finished the test, clicked continue and boom payment page I closed it right away but they still charged me somehow
Maddox B.
Their free quiz UI is smooth and engaging. But the result screen triggers a full paywall. The subscription auto-renews at 4 week intervals. Cancellation is hidden in account settings or help center. The premium report lacks depth - much of what is presented reads like generic statements
Tracy
I paid small to see result, pero al final they kept charging me $29 cada mes. Support no responde
Christian V.
BlossomUp operates with a free trial that transitions into a recurring $30 billing every four weeks as per their pricing page. Their cancellation workflows are obfuscated, and many users complain about difficulty in unsubscribing. The disparity between promised insight and delivered content suggests weak pedagogical value. From a UX standpoint, the design prioritizes conversion over transparency