Two days ago I paid €1 on the MyIQ website to take a free IQ test from my Android phone (using Chrome). I only wanted the test result. During purchase or afterwards, I was not informed of any subscription or automatic payment. Today, however, I noticed an attempted withdrawal of €29.99 from my bank account. Since my account didn’t have sufficient balance, the funds weren’t actually taken—but the attempt itself disturbs me.
I made the purchase using my salary card and my email address is s**********@gmail.com**. I only made a one-time payment, and did not subscribe or set up any recurring payments. I do not want any further funds withdrawn from my card or any actions taken. I request that the necessary steps be taken and that I be given an explanation.
Myiq’s website stated that the IQ test required a one-time payment. Trusting this information, I went to the site and made the payment from my account. However, on November 29, 2025, another $29 was withdrawn from my account without my knowledge or consent. I paid with my debit card, and after this...
On October 7, a payment of ₺1,454 was withdrawn from my bank card without my knowledge or consent through my email address y******@gmail.com**, which is registered on the myiq.com website. I initially visited the site to take a short IQ test and entered my card details to pay a small fee of around ...
I accessed a page related to the Cerebrum IQ test online. Based on the information that the test cost €0.99, I decided to take it. However, I later discovered that after taking the test, €19.99 was being withdrawn from my bank account every seven days, using the same account I had provided for the i...
I took an IQ test on myiq.com, and to see my result, I was asked to pay €0.99, which I accepted. However, without my knowledge, one week later, two separate charges of €29.99 were withdrawn from my account. These payments were made on October 5 at 11:07 a.m. and 12:12 p.m. using my personal bank car...
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