Radek Trvaj
CZIts not a scam! It's funny how many people here give 1 star and negative reviews because they felt scammed. Obviously, most of these people will have scores on the border of retardation, as they can't read. If you take the test, it is clear that the company will want some money for the result. And they usually offer it at a big discount. Anyway, when you click on that discount and say you want to pay, you also agree (it's written there) that after the seven-day free trial, you will be charged more money on a monthly basis. You can easily cancel this subscription by sending an email.
Zario
GBGood to know Experience was good overall. Test is what I expected based on my previous experience with IQ tests. Seems to score accurately based on scores I've gotten in the past which is usually between 115 and 130.
Jeanine Hulett
GBI’ve just had £38 taken out of my bank… I’ve just had £38 taken out of my bank account for taking an IQ test which charged me £2.30 ish, I have asked for a refund and they have denied it as they said I signed up for a subscription, I would never have done this knowingly. They are low life scum do not have anything to do with the brainity site.
Danny Stone
GBDO NOT USE THIS COMPANY DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY, IT IS A SCAM. LIKE SO MANY OTHERS HERE THEY TOOK £38 FROM MY BANK WITH NO AUTHORISATION. I USED THEIR TEST ONE £3 NO WHERE DID IT SAY I WAS SUBSCRIBED. ABSOLUTE JOKE AND A POOR WAY TO MAKE MONEY. THEY ALSO FLATLY REFUSE TO GIVE YOU A REFUND. SHAMEFUL COMPANY. SHOULDNT BE ALLOWED TO TRADE.
Liam Gallagher
IEAbsolutely vile company with vile… Absolutely vile company with vile practices, on Facebook you do an "IQ test" and you pat a couple of Euros for the results, then several days later your account gets hit with a fraudulent €38.80 charge that immediately alerted the bank, just another Eastern European scam ring making the Internet a less safe place to be, Avoid at all costs!