I've been charged 2 months at $24.99 and never even took an IQ test or requested services. On my debit card it says testor-iq-app as the company billing me, but I can't find that exact business name... See more
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My IQ.com IS A TOTAL CALCULATED SCAM
What a complete calculated scam this is. You are encouraged to take a test for which 2 receipts of £0.50 is taken but what they don’t tell you is that they will charge you £29.99 monthly thereafter. There is no notification that this charge will be made although their site says that it is clearly stated (NOT). You can cancel the hidden subscription within 7 days of paying the ‘test’ but the first you will know about the £29.99 charge is in an email sent from Paypal or your bank at 45 minutes before midnight on the 7th day when no-one will notice it until after midnight and into at least the 8th day by which time the money has been taken from your bank. WHAT A SURPRISE, A SCAM FROM THE USA! WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT?
BIG SCAM.
This is a scam. My free IQ test ha cost me over $50 so far in unauthorized charges. . I’ve had to cancel my card and initiate a fraud investigation of this company. Don’t get involved with this despicable company!
Did the test then got suspicious when…
Did the test then got suspicious when they asked for my email address for results, didn't give it as I had an idea it was a scam after reading reviews I'm glad I didn't fall into their trap.
Not free. They lie and trick.
Advertise free test, free test results then require a payment at end of test to see your results. A scam. Liars. How can anyone trust their tests, knowing they aren't honest from the start? Predators.
This is a con
This is a con. Testora OFFERS a free IQ test, but having wasted our time then demands money for the result. It is a garbage test as well, all geometric designs, nearly NO math at all, and absolutely no logic test, none. Traced their location to Cyprus, think they imagine they are immune to legal action there. Hey read at Law, and Greek speaker lets go scumbags!
This is 100% a scam website
This is 100% a scam website. The website is called EFAQ.com. Its an IQ test site that asks for $1, gets your bank info and will begin to empty your account if you don't notify your bank immediately. Why is this the number one sponsored/recommended website on Google if it has been scamming people for months? I estimate they have stole millions thus far.
The site says it costs 1€
The site says it costs 1€, and than they charge you 40€. I sent proof that they didnt specify how mucih it costs but they dont care. Hope someone sues them, theres enough proof.
Great platform to get ready for a job…
Great platform to get ready for a job interview!:)
False free trial
Looks free but bills you for outcomes dishonest preactice that should be called out and banned
Advertised free
Advertised free, but outcomes cost money. This is a manipulative trap that needs exposure.
Claimed it`s free but locked results…
Claimed it`s free but locked results behind payment feels like a con designed to mislead users
Hidden payment after free
Looks free but hides fees until the end an unfair trick to steal from peoople honestly interested
Advertised as free but demand money for…
Advertised as free but demand money for outcomes this scam preys on trust and wastes time
Free offer`s scam reality
Free on the surface, but costly underneath. They plan to trick you from the very first click.
Offered as free but paywall appears…
Offered as free but paywall appears this scam is designed to get your money through deception
Looks free until you finish then…
Looks free until you finish then charges apear this scam wastes your time and takes your cash
Free test scam trap
They promise free results but demand money later a trap that should be banned for dishonestly
Free claim scam
CAlled free but requires payment for answers misleading and unethical practice from start to end
False free big bill
Free test promise is false you must pay for results this scam tricks you into wasting money
Free offer that`s not free
Advertised as free but payment pops up after this a calculated move to trap and charge you
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