I just thought it was something I would not necessarily thought I would do but it was interesting
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it's okay
i like how the questions seem to fit what I am going through, as well as my whole experience in the past.
you do have to pay like $2.00 to get your results though
Very thorough and covered far more than…
Very thorough and covered far more than I'd thought it might
giving good things out to be usefull to…
giving good things out to be usefull to the users all around
Questions were easy
Good stuff.
Scam
Scam. Paid £1.95 for a report, 2 days later they took £49.95 without consent. DO NOT USE.
It said free and then charged me $2
Learned some stuff
Dangerous Scam
They propose test results at 1.50$. When you agree they automatically subscribe you to a 50$ useless service which will charge you (without any further authorization) 24 hours later. In my case it even tried again 48 hours later, with a different name. I had to cancel my card and the bank said it couldn’t reimburse it because the payment went through Apple Pay. Apple Pay doesn’t reimburse you either because they say it’s the bank’s issue.
But where it gets funny is their customer service. They blatantly said “you’re a sucker, back off, we won’t ever give you your money back”. They don’t exactly put it in those terms, but they write you an emails illustrating the loopholes through which they were able to scam you. So, as the service they market? Not even shit, as they’re injurious. As a scam operation - 5 little shits -.
Scam subscription trap
Scam subscription trap. Advertised a one-off ADHD test for 2 EUR. Hidden in the fine print was a 49 EUR subscription that charged my card days later out of the blue. When caught, customer support ('Julia') sent automated emails claiming the subscription terms were in the 'Welcome email'—but the Welcome email contains absolutely zero mention of fees or renewals. They are now quoting consumer law to deny a refund for a service I never consented to. Avoid at all costs. Disputing through my bank.
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