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They say they charge you a one time fee of 1 dollar but then charge a 30 dollar subscription. My iq must be extremely low cuz I didn't read trustpilot first. Now I'm down 31 dollars and I had to order a new payment card. Waste of money and time.
Steven
Scam site. Did the test. Wanted to charge me $0.95 and then $29.95 a month just to get my result.
Issy
Scam. Says it competely free but after you go through the whole test and waste your time, thats when they decide to charge. NOT FREE
Carole Patricia S.
This is not a legit IQ test. They charge you a small fee for the results and then withdraw 29.95 USD from your account. I have had to suspend my credit card. I wish that I had been intelligent enough to check them out on Trustpilot.
GI
Oh Jesus I fell into the trap myself. DO NO PAY FOR ANY TEST ! ! ! Total scammers - ask your bank for a Chargeback for fraudulent payments. Already made a new card, thanks to my bank. Probably Indian scammers, only that filth can scam in this way. I hope you get caught)
Lina P.
Damn, My IQ must be really low, if I gave them my personal information. I took an IQ test and opted to pay the stated fee of 0.95 USD for the result. However, after paying the initial fee, I was charged an additional 29.95 USD without my authorization. I didn't get any promised results report or certificate.
Simone L.
SCAMMERS. This website scams people. They quote you $0.93 and then take $44 off your account. They guarantee your money back but no one answers your call or email.
RevivedWarrior
The first withdrawal was $1.38, the next was $41.56 and $6.84..now my iq tells me its a withdrawal but who needs the money thats where it gets complicated because if its the government that made the website they can take that money but what are they spending it on..so what is this person spending the money on. I can see this being a huge scam amounting to millions of dollars if it goes through the financial system. 95 cents times a million people is almost a million dollars and there trying alot more than that..This was a smart idea but people dispute there credit cards, there credit cards. The government spends 743 billion dollars and only has 600 billion to spend..thats where were all being scammed a little, its a brain question..do I owe the government money or does the government owe to many cents why didn't they spend 500 billion and have 100 billion left to spend. Whose right and who is wrong. What about work? someone spends money somewhere the transactions may result in counterfeit, that can happen to honest people...it is what is..atleast there using actual credit but its obviously a little bit of scam.