Nutan
Posted
Misleading
Not upfront about having to pay for the test in the end, wasted my time taking a lengthy test to be asked for £15 to see the end result.
Bad
455 reviews
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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.
455 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Nutan
Posted
Not upfront about having to pay for the test in the end, wasted my time taking a lengthy test to be asked for £15 to see the end result.
Jay D. H.
Posted
Zeitverschwendung. Am anfang sollte stehen wieviel es am ende kostet. Datenklau
Sebi Frach S.
Posted
Dreck eine komplette zeitverschwendung kann man woanders auch gratis bekommen und dann mit besserer qualität. Selbst die fragen sind schlecht gestellt eine wahrhaft schandhaftes Unternehmen.
Rhea T.
Posted
SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM. DO NOT PRESS GET REPORT! YOU ALLOW THEM TO TAKE MORE MONEY FROM YOU. I'VE JUST BLOCKED MY CARD SO THEY CAN'T TAKE ANYMORE.
Paul B.
Posted
A scam, which claims to be free but then tries to take a payment from you before you can see your results. Here in the UK I'm pretty sure that would be illegal, since it's essentially a form of false advertising or even mis-selling I could make a suggestion about the personality types of the people behind it, but it would probably contain a lot of expletives, so ....
Cheryl C.
Posted
Would give this scam a "0" if I could. I paid $1 for something that was supposed to be free. I immediately sent a cancellation demand to their support contact to cancel the 7-day trial period before i could be charged $29.95. The addressed bounced: no such address. Then my bank contacted me and blocked an attempt to withdraw $29.95.
Ameer T.
Posted
Everyone please report the add on Google so they c.an get rid of it! Says free. Then asks for payment. Also very hard to cancel.
Thomas D.
Posted
Disgusting business practices. "Free" test means you can waste your time taking the test for free but you must pay to see what the results are. Don't force people to waste their time in efforts to entrap them into feeling like they now need to pay in order to validate their wasted time. Even if you're low-paid sociologists, you should be ashamed of using known predatory practices covered in all first-year psychology. There is no excuse. Absolutely disgusted by your company--I hope someone finds a way to sue you out of business for false advertising, but you probably found loopholes.