Mina K.
Posted
Extremely deceptive
Extremely deceptive. You spend your time answering a hundred questions and THEN they tell you you have to pay!
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Various tests that provide feedback on understanding children and oneself.
Personality Lab (personalitylab.org) has 455 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 1.0 out of 5.
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Mina K.
Posted
Extremely deceptive. You spend your time answering a hundred questions and THEN they tell you you have to pay!
Kendall K.
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It says your results cost 95 cents and then charges you $29.50 when you enter your card information, and it gave me the exact opposite results of my actual MBTI type (I’ve taken multiple MBTI tests hundreds of times throughout the last 7 years and always gotten ENFP, this test gave me ISTJ.)
Dina
Posted
Voleurs ! Une fois le test fini après 20 mn bois pouvez pas lire votre résultat car payant a 20€ inadmissible j'espère que leurs site sera bloqué.
DJ
Posted
Scammers. They offer the test for free and after replying to all their questions, they ask you to pay.
carlo alberto C.
Posted
Assolutamente un sito negativo e fraudolento
Tagir M.
Posted
Scam through and through
EMIL
Posted
Be honest and explict about asking for money to get the results ! It's frustrating very very frustrating
Cara S.
Posted
ABSOLUTE SCAM ARTISTS!!! what worse way to trick geniunley curious customers into thinking they'll recieve the results that take around 15 MINUTES TO ANSWER!! putting all that thought and accuracy in the responses they give to the questions just for site to hit you with a nice little subscription plan FOR WHAT?? you want me to dig into my pockets to pay you 19$ a month just for the one time i complete some lousy survey?? it's a a form of questions MY GUY how could that possibly be rewarding of just 1$?? this world has became so money hungry it's ridiculous, please don't waste your time. Any site that truly wanted to advertise their subscription for their services, it would be one of the very first things you see the minute you open the page, not hidden intentionally right at the last slide.