While the test and results were as I expected, the constant upselling of new products was tiresome. Yes, I understand the business model: a cheap test, then pay for a deeper dive into what to do with... See more
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Finding the results didn't take very long, but I think it was harder than necessary. I had to click through a page that looked like a dead end, trying to get me to spend a few more dollars for an exte... See more
I wanted to quickly know my results which I was able to receive immediately. Had taken the test before but had forgotten where I came in at.
It is quick and informative. Also mirrors results obtained many years ago.
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Yes i enjoy the test
As others have said watch out for the…
As others have said watch out for the sub trap. From the payment page you pay £1.95 for your results is this :- "Your subscription will automatically renew at £39.95 every four weeks starting 7 days from today."
The questions were strong enough to…
The questions were strong enough to really understand the core of yourself and the overall time it took was great. Worth the 2$
Good until they required you to rate…
Good until they required you to rate them to finish viewing lol
I Liked It
I wouldn't say it was a great experience, but it was useful.
Chinese scammer company !!!
Chinese scammer company !!!
Hidden paywalls. No mention of a charge but only relays this upon completion of test. Initially thought a $3 charge wasnt a big deal and transacted - 1 week later was notified of a $60 charge coming from an autorenewal fee.
There is fine print and mention of this in the T&Cs but in no way was this made obvious and clear to the average user / consumer.
The practices are deceptive and misleading to the consumer with little lack of customer support and resolution route (only mention of inclusion in the T&Cs / fine print.
Upon investigation of the bank transactions and associated advertiser this is a Hong Kong based company. Advertiser: Infinite Apps Limited. Bank transaction: 16TYPES.CO HONGKONG HK.
Caveat emptor - buyer beware aka this site is a scammer.
It's quick and revealing.
Goof job folks
Too much effort in getting more money…
Too much effort in getting more money from this “free” test.
Too many ads
I just want the 1.95 rapport
I just want the 1.95 rapport. It cost me more than 200cad. Very hard to understand what you subscribed. Finaly they refund me a part. The support team explain to me in detail.
The purchase options are confusing
The purchase options are confusing. I started thinking the test and results would be free...
New Perspective
It’s always interesting to gain an understanding on how we behave in the world. My type has changed from the first time I took the test in my 20’s and now that I’m in my 50’s. Fascinating!!
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