This website is an educational project designed to expose the deceptive practices of online IQ testing scams and educate people about real intelligence assessment.
If you just tried to pay for an IQ test result, you've experienced firsthand how these scams work. This entire website is a parody designed to educate you about online testing fraud.
These are real stories from people who were scammed by fake IQ test websites. Learn from their experiences to protect yourself.
User reports: "I was scammed by IQInstitute.org. They charged me $19.99 for an 'IQ certificate' that was completely worthless. When I tried to get a refund, they ignored all my messages."
Warning signs: Charging for certificates, fake credentials, no contact information, and poor website security.
User reports: "I was scammed by an IQ test website called Brainety. They charged me $29.99 for 'premium results' but never delivered anything. They refused my refund request and I had to dispute through PayPal."
Warning signs: Free test with paid results, misleading pricing, no privacy policy, and fake testimonials with stock photos.
Remember: Legitimate IQ tests don't charge for basic results, use pressure tactics, or make unrealistic claims. Always research a site before providing payment information.
Intelligence is multifaceted. IQ tests measure specific cognitive abilities but don't capture creativity, emotional intelligence, practical skills, or many other forms of intelligence.
Unlike what many believe, cognitive abilities can be improved through learning, practice, and new experiences. Your potential isn't fixed by a single test score.
Test performance can be affected by stress, fatigue, cultural background, education, and many other factors. A single online test tells you very little.
Now that you understand how these scams work, you can educate your friends by giving them the same experience! Generate a fake IQ result to share and see if they fall for the payment trick.
This interactive demonstration teaches your friends about online scam tactics through experience. Here's exactly what happens:
Use the tool above to generate a convincing fake IQ score and personalized message. The link looks legitimate and shows your "amazing" result.
Share the link saying "I just took this IQ test and got [score]! You should try it too!" Your friends will see your fake result and be motivated to take the test themselves.
After completing the test, they're asked to pay $0.99 to see their results. This is where the real test begins - will they fall for the scam?
If they find and click the small "What if I don't want to pay?" button at the bottom, they pass! The site reveals it's educational and shows their results for free, proving they're smart enough not to pay for online IQ tests.
If they attempt to enter payment information, the site immediately stops them and reveals the truth with a funny GIF and message: "You failed the real test! Never enter credit card info on random websites." They get their results for free and learn a valuable lesson.
Either way, your friends learn something valuable: how to spot online scams, the importance of skepticism, and that real intelligence includes not falling for fake tests. It's education disguised as entertainment!