Scam
Scam! Clearly says free instant IQ test result. Untrue! No option to get result without paying. It is a flat-out lie. You invested 20 minutes for nothing.
About Brain Wellness
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- www.test-iq.org
- Category
- Public & Local Services
- Location
- United States
- Status
- Unclaimed
- Last 12 months
- 8 reviews
- Replies to negative
- 4% (5/114)
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About this business
Empower your mind, nourish your soul, and embrace the journey to brain wellness
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Brain Wellness (www.test-iq.org) has a 2.7 out of 5 rating on OK.one, based on 200 user reviews collected here. It is listed under Public & Local Services and its reputation is poor. Opinions are polarized: 41% rate it 4 stars or higher while 53% give 1 star; The business has replied to 4% of negative reviews; 8 of them were added in the last 12 months. Last updated 2026-09-01.
What people say
No score without paying
No score without paying. Misleading scam.
They tell you it's a free IQ test
They tell you it's a free IQ test. But to get you IQ score you need to pay $20. Mind you, they only tell you this after you spend 20 minutes on the test.
Rip off
Rip off! Beware! Not until you complete the test do they tell you it costs over $20, and you cannot get your results without paying. No transparency at all!!!
Not enough Qs to measure anyones IQ… also ££££ to see it.
Not enough Qs to measure anyones IQ accurately. Also the Qs would not push the really gifted. They save the good news of the ~£19 charge to actually SEE your results until afterwards. Don't be taken in by this scam. They also lie about their Trustpilot rating.
Nice amazing nice people
Scam
99% of advertisements on Facebook are a scam. Just like this one too. It was never advertised for a paid test, but at the end you get nothing if you don't pay. Not even a score. Other scammy IQ tests have at least the courtesy to let you pay only for the "extensive analytics". Online IQ tests are mostly for you feeling good. Nobody will tell you that you are stupid. Surely not when you paid for it. If you want a real IQ test, go to your local Mensa website (like mensa.org) which will probably have a free test developed by Mensa for orientation and then a real (paid) test which you can really believe and put on your wall. This test said that I finished the test in 8 minutes and 37 seconds which was faster than 97% of the people and I had a 99% success in "pattern recognition" whatever that means.
Unauthorised transaction.
This test was done by my son without my consent or knowledge using my PayPal for payment. I contacted BMI explaining the situation and was immediately reimbursed without any drama whatsoever. I don't know what their tests are like, but they acted honourably and with empathy.
Scam
Scam. The ad claimed the IQ score to be free. Once you complete the "test", you soon find that's not the case. A waste of time.
Cheap tricks
You dedicated time to solving the test, only to discover later that you have to pay to view the results. These tactics seem quite cheap. Moreover, the limited number of questions significantly increases the impact of small errors. Let's assume it's not your best day, and you make one mistake—you're in trouble. Typically, I score 138, and I achieved above 99% in three out of five categories which is consistent with a range between 130-144. However, in the remaining two categories, I scored only 60% due to a mistake in each. With such a small number of examples, even minor errors can have a substantial impact. The report lacks detail and fails to clearly indicate the specific mistakes made, making it impossible to determine if they are genuine errors or system bugs. It's disheartening that the report consists mostly of boilerplate content and provides very little personalized information. The service entices clients by advertising a 20-page report, but in reality, it comprises only 20 slides with minimal written content, mostly consisting of general descriptions and lacking personalization.
No notification that you have to pay for result.
Should tell up front that you have to pay to get result. A scam!!! 10 minutes of my time I will never get back!! Not worth the $19.99 for result.
It’s terrible but I had a good laugh
The questions were really simple, but I didn’t want to pay the money for my IQ result. Instead, I went to an other website which quite accurately gave my IQ, which was displayed as being 147, which is quite close to what I usually get from tests. However, I made someone else take the legitimate IQ test. They scored just under 95. I then made them then take the other test. They got 100%. I looked at some other reviews and found out that the website would have displayed his IQ as being 145. I think the real IQ test is whether you decide to pay or not to see your result. 😂😂😂
Easy to use
Easy to use, questions were easy to understand
Scam
Beware, scam. Exact similar template website with other domains. The test difficulty is good for children.
Pretty cool
Very interesting, makes you think
Great experience!
Scam
Scam. This site is no reflection of your IQ. Nothing but a scam.
BEST IQ TEST ON THE MARKET
the test is really well thought out and provides an immersive experience.
Curious
It's just a test.
I bought it so you don’t have to.
I bought it out of curiosity so you don’t have to. The test is profoundly easy and inaccurate but fun. It included the most basic pattern recognition and mathematical reasoning. I completed the test in 3 min and I’m pretty sure I got them all right. Scored 142IQ. This is purely to brag about your intelligence like all IQ tests. If you want to be told that you’re smart and brag to your dumb friends, here are all the answers: 1=F 2=B 3=E 4=E 5=B 6=B 7=A 8=D(not a penis) 9=C 10=B 11=C 12=F 13=F 14=A 15=F 16=A 17=E 18=E 19=C 20=B.
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