FAKE TRIAL Set up in such a way that it is nearly impssible to cancel before they charge you for 3 months
Ironically an IQ test that proves you aren't very clever if you buy it. Clearly tells everyone they are smarter than 97% of people in a thing and then better than 99% of people in a specific category. I took the test twice Once on one email and once on another. I purposefully answered a couple questions incorrectly and waited an extra 4 minutes to turn in the exam on the second account. Both accounts got "smarter than 97% of people and scoring 99th% in pattern recognition. Out of curiosity i signed up for the free trial just to see what the gimmick is. Basically they have a 7 day period. at the end of it they bill you for 3 months of subscription, but if you read the payment terms they "process payments no less than 24 hours prior to your current terms expiration". that would mean they will bill you at least a full day before you think you need to cancel. but they can actually bill way before then. i had expected THAT to be the gimmick to get more people than just those too lazy to cancel. its actually much worse. When you make an account they never send you login information and there is no way to cancel from what you have. in order to cancel you have to have a specific link they never even give you until you have nan invoice. you can find it but you have to do a lot of digging without it. even if you did find the link it requires you have an invoice number which you wont have UNTIL they bill you for 3 months( not the 20 dollar one month they advertise). Im a very tech savvy person(im a lead computer engineer nearly 20 years experience) this was way more hidden than a "get better at computers" type thing. there is an email you can reach out to if you don't have an invoice but it says they need 3 BUISNESS DAYS prior to your cancellation request to process it. and on top of that they say if that if that 72 hour window has any overlap with the 24 hours prior to your next subscription they will still charge you. So its not a 7 day subscription its a 3 day subscription at best and that's if they don't "begin processing until 24 hours before the trial ends. they specifically say "no less than 24 hours" i suspect they would say something like 24-72 hours prior to charge if you asked them. Basically if you start the trial on a Wednesday through Sunday there is no way to stop them from charging you 50 bucks. if you happen to do the trial on Monday or Tuesday and nearly immediately figure out how to cancel you MIGHT be able to stop them from charging you.