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How can this be rated 4.1 stars? I humbly post this as a warning about the website MyIQ (a dot com), which seems like a fun test. Upon checking my credit card transactions and realizing that buried deep within their Terms & Conditions was an automated monthly charge, I realized that I had effectively failed the real IQ test: Am I scam-able?😬 If you’re interested or just want to wallow in my embarrassment, following is the result of my google search regarding MyIQ…

There is no official class-action lawsuit update widely discussed on Reddit regarding MyIQ. Discussions on Reddit primarily consist of numerous user reports and warnings about MyIQ being a subscription scam.

Key takeaways from Reddit discussions:

• Scam Allegations: The website is consistently described as a "scam" or using "dark patterns" to trick users into signing up for expensive, recurring subscriptions (often around $30/month) after an initial low fee ($0.99 or $1.95) for an IQ score. [Exactly what happened to me.]

• Cancellation Difficulties: Users report that canceling the subscription is intentionally difficult, often involving non-functional links, unhelpful chatbots, or the need to contact a specific email address and threaten public reviews to get a refund. [Again, exactly what happened to me.]

• Individual Action, Not Class Action: Users successfully getting refunds typically do so through persistent emailing, filing a chargeback with their bank, or threatening negative reviews on platforms like Trustpilot. There is no mention of a collective, ongoing class-action lawsuit in the user reports.

• Parent Company: The parent company is often identified as Cerebrum IQ or Cellon Ltd..

For users affected by MyIQ's practices, the advice on Reddit typically involves:

• Immediately contacting your bank or credit card company to dispute the charge and block future transactions.

• Freezing or replacing your credit card to prevent further unauthorized charges. [Yeah, that was fun.]

• Emailing support directly at an address like [email addresses are not allowed on TrustPilot] to demand a refund and account cancellation, sometimes mentioning public posts to get a faster response. [I did this but have no idea if it’s legit.]