Personality Test Scam: How a $2 Trial Turned Into Monthly Charges (And How I Stopped It)

■ Introduction

I only intended to try a cheap personality test.

It cost just a few dollars.

But what happened next was completely unexpected.

I started getting charged around $30 per month — multiple times — from different companies.

This is my real experience and how I am currently dealing with it.

■ What Happened

At first, I used a simple personality test service.

After that, I noticed recurring charges from:

PersonalityLab
PersonalityOS
MyPersonality
WWPersonalityTest

Each charge was around $27–30.

At first glance, they looked like different companies.

But the timing and amounts were almost identical.

■ The Trap Structure

This is a very common pattern:

Low-cost entry ($1–$2 trial)
Automatically converted to subscription
Multiple brands charging the same card
Difficult or unclear cancellation

In other words, it’s designed to be confusing.

■ The Damage

In my case:

Around $30 per charge
Multiple services

👉 Result: Over $100 per month

■ What I Did

I took the following steps:

Contacted support via email
Requested cancellation
Requested refunds
Contacted my credit card company

So far:

👉 One service has already refunded me

■ Important Point

Even if:

You can’t log in
You don’t know the registered email

👉 They can still identify your account using your card details

■ The Most Powerful Action

The strongest solution is:

👉 Contact your credit card company and request a chargeback

■ Conclusion

Be careful with cheap online tests
Many overseas services use hidden subscriptions
Multiple charges often come from related companies

Most importantly:

👉 Act immediately if you notice something strange