Melissa
Shameful company exploiting people in need
I was having trouble staying organized and on task so I paid for a subscription to Wisey to help. I immediately regretted it. It begins with the premise that having ADHD must mean that you are a failure. It asks you to take stock of all of the things you don’t have. I have a masters degree, a stable well paying job, a husband, a child, and we own our own home. … so… yeah… I’m not missing out on anything in my opinion. Then there’s videos that just tell you to try harder and have more willpower. So… again, there’s an assumption that I’m not doing enough. I’d say it was a total waste of money. This is a company that’s done no research at all. They stand upon a pedestal and tell people that they are bad and lazy. All for the low low price of $35.00. My job has become more tasking, I have a toddler… I honestly feel preyed upon by this company. I wonder if anyone takes the quiz and comes out as not having ADHD. Update: I read some other reviews and realized that when I thought I’d paid for a one time fee was actually a quarterly subscription. So $35 for quarter one, $100 for each subsequent quarter. Thanks to all of the reviews that saved me before that second payment went through!
Response from WiseyFeb 14, 2024
Dear Melissa, Thank you for the feedback! We are very sorry to hear about this uncommon app experience and apologize for any inconvenience it might have caused. It was never our intention to mislead our customers as we valued each of them. Please redirect your request to the [email protected] email address and provide some additional information such as the account name and date of payment. We want to make things right for you and correct this unfortunate experience. It would be highly appreciated if you could contact us at your earliest convenience.



