Mytraitsprofile Recensioni 

exactly as other reviews. I paid £1.95 for a one-offer and have now been charged £39.95 on 20th Sept. as a monthly subscription. Do take care. I am trying to get a refund.

Everything that could go wrong did! They are charging after you cancel subscription. Beware! Bad company! Had to file a dispute with credit card!

Scammers! Initially pay £1.95 for a quiz/test then once completed you receive a email saying that you have subscribed to their account and £39.95 will be taken every 4weeks. I came on Trustpilot and read reviews copied and pasted ( with some tweaks for my personal reference) and then pasted to mytraitsprofile.com
I am writing to formally cancel my subscription and request that no further charges will be take from my account.

On 20/09/26, I completed a quiz on your platform and paid £1.95 to access a report. ( which I did not download or viewed, nor did I access your platform) At no point during the quiz itself was I clearly informed that this would lead to a recurring subscription charge of £39.95 subscription amount. If this information was included anywhere, it was in text so small it was not reasonably visible or legible, and I do not consider this to meet the standard of clear and prominent disclosure required before a consumer agrees to pay.
I received one email from you, which mentioned the subscription terms.

Under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, I am entitled to a 14-day cooling-off period from the date the contract was entered into, during which I can cancel for any reason and receive a full refund, now I am not bothered about the £1.95 but I absolutely do not want to pay for subscription!!! This is a statutory right under UK consumer law, and it is not overridden by your subscription terms. I am within this period.

I would like the following:

Immediate cancellation of my subscription
Written confirmation once this has been actioned

Please respond asap . If I do not receive a satisfactory response, I will be pursuing a chargeback through my bank if any payment is taken and will refer this matter to Citizens Advice and Trading Standards. Please note that you will not receive any response until after the 3rd email, so I reposted this twice, after my first polite post. I received an email back confirming cancellation of my subscription. Good luck.

If I could give less than 1 star I would. They are a bunch of SCAMMERS and take a £39.99 subscription charge when I had paid £1.50 for an I Q test, which was all I wanted. I'm usually very savvy online but these b****ds got me good and proper. CON ARTISTS. BEWARE!

Don’t settle for the 25% refund they offer at first! Like most real people on here I was scammed out of my money through their hidden reoccurring subscription scam. I contacted my bank who encouraged me to try and get them to reverse the charge before opening an official dispute; if you don’t particularly enjoy writing emails then you’ll probably be able to open a dispute with your bank and get your money back pretty easily, however it’ll take time and I don’t think it’s quite as satisfying as making an AI chatbot backdown and admit defeat. Unfortunately I can’t provide screenshots but I can paste in the final email I sent MyTraitsProfile’s customer support bot ‘Ella’ before she backed down and sent me a refund:

Hi Ella,

Unfortunately for the reasons I outlined in my previous email I will need a 100% refund of £39.95. I encourage you to look at your trustpilot reviews which all largely concur with me that the conditions presented upon purchase falsely represent the subscription you claim I signed up for in full acknowledgement. Clearly there is an issue with your website’s transparency if countless other customers have encountered the same issue. I revisited your website today to check again what it says upon purchase, however you seem to have altered your website’s structure since last Friday so that now you have to pay before taking any of your tests, rather than at the end. Because of this it is impossible for me to verify your claims and based on the fact countless other customers say the same thing as me, I cannot agree that the terms were made clear to me at the time of my “one-off” purchase.

Furthermore, the fact that a subscription term may have appeared somewhere in the terms or confirmation email does not in itself demonstrate that this significant recurring charge was clearly and prominently disclosed at the point I made the purchase.

I also received no effective warning that £39.95 was about to be taken from my account. I only became aware that I was supposedly subscribed when my bank notified me that the payment had already been taken. I have not used the subscription or any of its services since making the original £1.95 purchase, and I cancelled it as soon as I became aware of the charge.
If you maintain that I expressly agreed to the £39.95 recurring subscription, please provide me with:
1. A copy/screenshot of the exact checkout page presented to me at the time of purchase;
2. The exact wording used to explain that the £1.95 payment would result in a recurring £39.95 subscription;
3. Evidence showing how and where I expressly agreed to those recurring payments at the initial time of purchase ; and
4. The email reminding me of my subscription separate from the “one off purchase” confirmation email, in order to be DMCC compliant.

In particular, I would like to see how the recurring £39.95 charge was presented before I made the £1.95 payment, rather than simply being referred to in subsequent terms or correspondence.
Given that I did not knowingly consent to the subscription, have not used the subscription and cancelled it immediately upon discovering the charge, I believe a full refund of £39.95 is appropriate.

Please reconsider your decision and refund the full amount to my original payment method.
If you are unwilling to do so, please treat this as a formal complaint and provide your final response, including the evidence requested above, so that I can provide it to my bank when pursuing the dispute.

Kind regards,

Simply paste the above and you should be ok. It took a few emails to get to that point but I think asking them to supply evidence that they’re within their legal right to withhold your funds generally scares them enough to let you off the hook. Always mention your consumer rights and never back down!!!

Please be careful when using this company. You might find you have been charged for a subscription you did not want. I discovered they had taken £39.95 from my account when I only had bought and paid for one small profile. I see some people have managed to get all their money back but I have only been offered 25%. They don’t make it clear what they intend to do and I think they’re very close to being illegal in the UK but I’ve not been able to find out for sure

They have a very sneaky subscription service. You don’t even realize you’re signing up for. I paid a dollar for a test and a couple of weeks later. My bank account was charged $40 for a subscription I did not want and wasn’t even aware I signed up for. When I wrote to request a refund, they denied me.

This company is absolutely a scam. i did purchase a personality the test for 1.95. i did not. Do you see any information regarding automatically being enrolled in a subscription that jumped up to 39.95 a month. If it was in the fine print, it was just that, very fine print. when I went through my emails, I could not find one thing that had to do with this company. I looked around the date of the first charge. I did a search through all emails, including spam. I had to find their company online. And when I went to them for cancelation, and I refund. I was offered the twenty five percent of the last month, and with much argument got them up to forty percent. Inwish I had read this prior to accepting the 40%. Because now I know I am not the only one, and that they are extremely predatory. they could not provide me with the date of the email confirmation, they indicated, I received and advised I was enrolled in a subscription nor would they give me an email?It would have come from. i did finally find an email from a completely unrelated company called testlibrary.com. Thank you for those of you who have posted previously about this company so that I could get to the bottom of this. DO NOT use this company.Stay away stay far far away.

Be extremely cautious with this company. I paid £1 for an online quiz, only to discover I had been quietly enrolled into a hidden £39.95 monthly subscription with terms buried in illegible text.

I requested a full cancellation and refund within the 14-day cooling-off window without ever accessing or using the account. Customer support initially refused a full refund, attempting to settle for 25%, and then 40%, claiming internal "company policy."

It was only after escalating the issue and threatening a formal bank chargeback that I received a resolution. Classic subscription trap tactics—avoid them at all costs.

Charges you 1.95 at first and then sends an email with tiny tiny font at the very end of the email letting you know the service charges 39.95$ every four weeks. A total scam.

I saw an advert for MyTraitsProfile on Instagram offering a personality/ADHD type profile for £1.95. Nowhere in the quiz itself did it make clear that this would lead to a recurring £39.95 subscription charge. If that information was there, it was in text far too small to reasonably notice.

I received one confirmation email after paying, which did mention the subscription, but I hadn't opened it (easily done if you're not expecting a subscription in the first place). No further emails or reminders were sent before the £39.95 was taken.

I contacted their support (a rep called "Ella") within the 14 day cooling-off period that applies to online purchases under UK law (Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013). I was first offered a 25% refund, then 40%, with each reply claiming the terms had been "clearly disclosed at checkout" without ever showing where. It wasn't until I held firm, referenced the 14 day cooling-off right specifically by name, and asked them to provide evidence of disclosure, that they agreed to a full refund.

If this happens to you: you are entitled to a full refund within 14 days regardless of what their subscription terms say, this is a statutory right, not something a company can opt you out of by disclosing it after the fact. Don't accept a partial refund as a first offer. Ask them directly to show you where their terms were disclosed. If they don't refund in full, your bank can process a chargeback.

It looks like you send 3 push back emails before they give you a refund. Each time I said that if I didn't get a full refund I'd request a bank chargeback, report them to Trading Standards and Meta ads and leave bad reviews everywhere.

Here's the email I wrote first: Subject: Cancellation and refund request - Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to formally cancel my subscription and request a full refund of £[amount] charged to my account.

On [date you signed up], I completed a quiz on your platform and paid £[initial amount] to access a report. At no point during the quiz itself was I clearly informed that this would lead to a recurring subscription charge of £[subscription amount]. If this information was included anywhere, it was in text so small it was not reasonably visible or legible, and I do not consider this to meet the standard of clear and prominent disclosure required before a consumer agrees to pay.

I received [one email / no emails] from you [dated [date], if applicable], which mentioned the subscription terms. I received no further emails, reminders, or notifications before the £[subscription amount] payment was taken, including no notice immediately prior to the charge being applied.

Under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, I am entitled to a 14-day cooling-off period from the date the contract was entered into, during which I can cancel for any reason and receive a full refund. This is a statutory right under UK consumer law, and it is not overridden by your subscription terms. I am within this period.

I would like the following:

Immediate cancellation of my subscription
A full refund of £[amount] to my original payment method
Written confirmation once this has been actioned

Please respond within 14 days. If I do not receive a satisfactory response, I will be pursuing a chargeback through my bank and may refer this matter to Citizens Advice and Trading Standards.

My account details:

Name: [your name]
Email used to sign up: [email address]
Date of payment: [date]

I look forward to your prompt response.

Kind regards,
[Your name]

They are the worst! I cancelled a day late and they charged 40€!!! Scamming in the new age

Don’t click on this. Total
Scam. They promise reports you will
Never get. They say 5 dollars trial
For three days and you get charged 28 dollars twice for two products and when you claim you receive that it’s clear that you get a pro for two profiles. I am
Still waiting for the first one. Scammmm

Again a scam, I did only one test with my friend and got my results by mail. Just to find out a month later they charges my card for a subscription I had never agreed to do!!!!! And the team is not answering me for my refund.

I’m only giving one star because that’s the minimum available option for leaving a review. I paid $1.95 for a one time report and I absolutely do not recall reading anything about that being my agreement for a $39.95/month subscription. And for a site I’d never even interacted with! DECEITFUL TO AN EXTREME EVEN GREATER THAN MOST SCAM APPS!! And, like other reviews mentioned, I cannot find a way to unsubscribe. Fortunately, I use a prepaid card for any purchase like this and I keep the card locked until ready to make a purchase; therefore, they haven’t managed to get $40 from me yet but NOT FOR LACK OF TRYING!!! I have MULTIPLE denied transactions daily (6-7). I’m probably going to have to replace my card which is just a hassle. I certainly hope a few people read these reviews BEFORE falling into the trap of these disgusting people, as opposed to finding out the truth AFTER they’ve joined this frustrated group of people who have been scammed!!

This is a scam company because they charge your bank under the name mytraitprofile.com, but the actual name of the site is not the same. It is different so you are not able to find it in your history because you were on another site. So, mytrait by proxy is charging while you are on a totally different site called IQtest.com and testtaking.com and we're never told it was a subscription. This happened to me and im disputing it again tomorrow. I took the test August 16, 2026... the 36. Charge to my bank showed the 1.99 right away, then a week later the 36 charge

All I did was take a test and it costed like a dollar 95 and I paid for that and I didn't notice that in the writing somewhere that I am signed up for a trial subscription and I forget when I took that test I'd have to look at my checking account to see when they took the $1.95.
Then August 27th 2026 they charged me $39.95.

So I found where I can cancel the subscription which I did not sign up for.
And then I sent him an email saying I want a refund and they telling me I'm only getting 25% of it and there are just a bunch of liars and thieves

UPDATE 9/19/2026

Despite receiving a text from Discover stating that they had DECLINED the fraudulent $39.95 charge, and despite speaking directly with a Discover agent who confirmed that I had NOT AUTHORIZED any charges other than the $1.95 I paid for the Enneagram report, the $39.95 charge from MYTRAITSPERSONALITY.com still went through and appeared on my August statement.

BEWARE. We were just having fun taking these types of quizzes, but it is NOT WORTH THE HEADACHE of dealing with companies that charge you without authorization—or with a credit card company that apparently cannot prevent repeated fraudulent charges from going through even after you report them.

Also, this fraudulent company made the process of canceling the membership they created without my authorization difficult, and they did not provide a cancellation confirmation email. Be diligent about monitoring your credit card charges. Be sure to take a screenshot of the cancellation confirmation on their website and keep it as proof that your membership was canceled and that no further charges should be made.

I submitted my report to the BBB, and recommend others to do the same.
bbb. org /scamtracker /lookupscam/1281211?returnTo=%2Fscamtracker%2Flookupscam%3Fview%3Dmap
End of update.

I woke up to a message from Discover saying that a $39.95 charge from mytraitsprofile.com had been declined, and asking me to confirm whether I had authorized it. I had not. I did not recognize the company or the charge.

After looking into it, I remembered that about a week or two earlier, I had taken an Enneagram test on testlibrary.com. After completing the test, I did purchase the full report for $1.95.

At no point during that purchase did I see any clear notification that buying the $1.95 report would enroll me in a membership or subscription — especially not a $39.95 subscription associated with a completely different website, mytraitsprofile.com.

After confirming with Discover that I did NOT recognize or authorize the $39.95 charge, I checked Trustpilot to see if others had experienced the same thing. I found numerous complaints about unsolicited memberships/subscriptions.

I then accessed the account that apparently had been created for me and, sure enough, it showed a $39.95 plan. The “Cancel Subscription” option on the account page was greyed out.

I went to the Contact page, where there was another “Cancel Subscription” link. I entered the email address associated with the account and received an email asking me to confirm the cancellation. I clicked the confirmation link, only to receive the message:

“There is no subscription to cancel.”

Yet when I refreshed my account, it still showed the $39.95 plan.

The same thing happened when I tried the cancellation link provided by Testlibrary in response to a Trustpilot review testlibrary. com/ cancel-sub

So now I have to spend even more time trying to resolve a subscription I never knowingly signed up for in the first place.

And as for the report itself: I found it to be practically useless. The paragraphs seem written to sound clever and profound, but much of the content was so vague and convoluted that it wasn't actually useful or comprehensible.

BEWARE of these online personality/test sites. They are heavily promoted on social media, and I strongly recommend checking a company on the BBB, Trustpilot, and Reddit before entering your payment information.

I knowingly paid $1.95 for a one-time report. I did not knowingly authorize a $39.95 membership.

To summarize; The initial payment I made was understood to be a one-time payment of $1.95 for access to a report / test. At the time of checkout, I was not clearly, prominently, and unambiguously informed that this payment would trigger a recurring subscription charge of $39.95. I did not give specific, informed, express consent to any monthly or recurring subscription at that price.

Make sure you understand exactly what you're signing up for before purchasing anything from these sites.

I would give this scammer company a minus star if I could!!! I am very angry and will contact my bank when they open up!!! 😡🤬😡🤬