I visited a website to take an IQ test. I spent about 15 minutes completing the test, but at the end I was asked to pay in order to see my results. There was no mention of any fee either when entering the site or at the start of the test. Because of this, I lost my time and felt misled.
I expect such websites to clearly state any charges upfront in a transparent way. Proper warnings should be shared in advance so that users do not waste their time unnecessarily.
I recently visited the MyIQ.com website after seeing it listed on Google as a free IQ test. However, once I entered the site, it immediately directed me to begin the test without providing any clear information about potential charges. I spent valuable time completing the test, believing it was free...
I recently completed the WW IQ Test Zeka Testi, where I was presented with 22 questions and given 20 minutes to finish. After completing the test and eagerly waiting to see my results, I was unexpectedly asked to make a payment to view the outcome. At no point before or during the test was there any...
While browsing online, I came across what looked like a free IQ test on the Ww IQ Test website. It seemed simple enough—22 questions with a 20-minute countdown. I spent time carefully answering every single question, thinking I’d get my results immediately afterward like most online quizzes. But ins...
Today, I took a test on the website Myiq from my Android phone using the Chrome browser after it advertised a free IQ test. After completing the test, I was asked to enter my email address in order to see the results. Then, I was informed that I needed to purchase a paid membership to access my scor...
I took the IQ test on the Ww IQ Test site (https://tr.wwiqtest.com), and at no point during the process was there a clear notice, button, or warning that I would have to pay to see my results. There was absolutely no upfront indication that this was a paid service. After answering all the questions ...
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