IqbrainReviews of iqbrain.org

This is one of those websites that looks professional enough to fool you - until you realize they've taken your money without real consent. The test is basic, the results meaningless, and the billing practices unethical.

I see many have had the same experience I was going to report. I fell for the initial 7-day trial and OK'd the $1.98. It first triggered my card security and I responded that I approved the charge. But then I could not finish the transaction because my financial institution refused the charge. Clearly, some are sitting up and taking notice. We may never know how smart we all are. 7/6/25--I just got an "answer" from these fools. Look at the date of my review! Anyway of course they apologized for any inconvenience, assuming I eve accept apologies. I do not. They said nothing about what everyone is saying, the real problem: They really seem to me like they are phishing scam, nothing more. Avoid dealing with them and certainly do not hand over a credit card, in my opinion that just does not seem like a good idea.

I believe this transaction may be a scam. I authorized a payment of $1.98 for a report related to test results, but the report was not delivered to my email. Additionally, $13.80 was immediately charged to my account without any prior indication of additional costs. When I contacted my bank, they confirmed awareness of this particular website and mentioned that they have received reports from other individuals regarding similar issues. In hindsight, I wish I had reviewed customer feedback before proceeding.

I carefully made sure I did not subscribe to or purchase anything other than the initial test offered for $1.98; however, I was immediately charged $11.96 for NOTHING: no subscription or anything. Just an additional charge. They are targeting the elderly- SHAMEFUL! Have filed an IC3 complaint with the FBI.

I didn't knowingly sign up for any subscription.

I was intrigued by IQ Brain and expected a challenging experience. Instead, I got a basic, outdated quiz and a surprise $49.99 charge...

TRUFFA ENNESIMO SITO DOVE TI ATTIVANO ABBONAMENTI IN AUTOMATICO SENZA CHE NE VI ACCORGETE:DENUNCIATELI!!!!!

Snake Oil Scammers This kind of scam is growing on the internet. The Scam runs something like this. A vendor offers something quite cheaply (say $1.99 for an IQ certificate), making it as attractive as possible and at a very cheap price. You accept the price of this item and make the purchase. You are then offered something a bit more expensive, for example an e-book. You deselect this, no I don't want it. You are then told that you can receive a subscription, at a mere $30 a month (this can be training, templates or anything). You refuse this and proceed to the payment page, select PayPal and log in to PayPal. At the PayPal checkout page you make your purchase for $1.99. You receive your receipt but because you trust paypal your don't read the small print. A short while later you receive another receipt, this time for $11.98 for the e-book you had explicitly refused. Getting in touch with the vendor they suggest they can pay you back. They don't and a few days later you receive a charge of $30 for the also explicitly refused subscription. Note: the only payment you have actually agreed to is the original $1.99. Don't expect any help from PayPal.