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Consumers in the US and Europe report that after paying a small fee of $0.50–$1 to view IQ test or quiz results on MyIQ, they were enrolled in recurring monthly charges of approximately $24.99–$31.97 (commonly $29.99, or €29.99–€30) without clear consent or disclosure of the recurring nature. Consumers say auto-renewal terms appeared only in fine print or emails while payment cards were saved for automatic billing.
Complaints include 284–290+ on sikayetvar.com, plus Trustpilot, ScamPulse, Reddit and forums, including from SC, MO, NM and MI.
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