Iqtestfoundation Reviews 

They scammed me. They charged me 60$ without my consent. Have not heard back from their customer support. STAY AWAY

They claim it is free and then you have to pay to see your results - absolute scam.

I feel completely duped—promised a scientific IQ test, but what I got instead was a subscription nightmare designed to drain my wallet.

Hidden subscriptions are their entire model!
There is no real IQ testing! It`s just a way to extract more money each month!

No trust left for this brand - fake scores, misleading terms, no support and endless attempts to keep charging me.

They make it incredibly hard to unsubscribe. I had to call my bank to block payments after months of hidden charges.

A polished interface hides ugly tactics: hidden fees, no transparency, and endless frustration trying to stop charges.

What looked like a harmless test turned into weeks of stress, fighting hidden billing tricks and struggling to get any response.

Disgusted by how they hide the subscription details; once they have your card, you’re stuck with endless fees and no support.

The site preys on curiosity - no real IQ testing. just a fake score and ongoing charges that are almost impossible to cancel.

I thought I’d get insight about my mind, but all I received were generic answers and surprise charges that drained my account.

I was lured by a quick IQ quiz but instead got trapped in hidden monthly fees that never stopped despite repeated attempts to caNCEL.

It’s disgraceful that a site built around measuring intelligence relies on deceptive marketing and hidden costs to trap curious customers.

PLEASE PEOPLE USE ONE TIME VIRTUAL CARD -NEWER USE YOUR OWN!

My trust was shattered when I realized the friendly interface was just a mask for sneaky recurring fees that were nearly impossible to cancel.

At first it looked harmless, but later I discovered multiple charges on my card and no way to get a clear explanation or quick refund from anyone.

The platform pretends to be educational but instead manipulates curiosity into financial gain, leaving users confused and disappointed.

Drills on logic sometimes repeat same pattern disguised as “new.” Feeling like I’m stuck on loop.

These are basically scammers. They'll offer you a report for £1 or something, then in tiny small print say that's for a week's trial and then they'll bill you £29.95 per month. Do not give these scammers any money!