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Personality Path is a leading platform specializing in personality analysis and insights through using Enneagram methodology. By leveraging innovative technologies and research-driven methodologies, Personality Path empowers people to discover who they really are and become their healthiest self through a free Enneagram test.
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Ottobrunner Str. 11, 81737 , München, Germany
- hi@personalitypath.com
- personalitypath.com
Says free, unless you want results!
Says free on google, I answered more that 100 questions and they show part of the results. Can't get the full results unless you pay $29.99. Dishonest.
October 1, 2023
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Practices bait and switch
Practices bait and switch - claims to be free but results only available with a purchase
August 29, 2023
Unprompted review
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