Sophie L.
Do not trust
This is what I wrote to Wisey after I cancelled my subscriptions. "I highly regret trusting that I could benefit from the ADHD advice you offed which actually turns out to be information that I can find for free anywhere online. I however payed for the ADHD product you advertised and then I clicked on a tab that said to add e-book to my order. I was not aware that I would have to pay for something and be signed up to a subscription. I assumed that it was a free product that could be slipped into my original order. The fact that I was charged for something that I didn't want made me immediately judge your company to be deceitful and unprincipled so I have unsubscribed from all products from you. The fact that you are marketing towards individuals with ADHD makes your business even worse as you are praying on people that whose disability make them susceptible to scams such as yours."
Response from WiseyJun 29, 2025
Dear Sophie! Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback, and we're genuinely sorry for the experience you've had. We understand how frustrating and disheartening it must feel to have signed up for a service expecting help and clarity, only to feel misled. Our intention is never to take advantage of anyone—especially not individuals seeking support for something as challenging as ADHD. We deeply regret that our checkout flow and subscription structure did not feel transparent to you. If any charges remain unresolved, or if you'd like us to double-check anything for you, please contact us directly at [email protected]—we’re here to help!