Adhdtestcenter Reviews 

SCAMMERS. put in small print at the bottom that they sign you up for a subscription. Bastards

Scam get a test for 1 pound and then charge you 20 pound be careful

Site says completely free test then want money to get results.

Total scam artists Very deliberately misleading website. Like others I was told to pay £1 for some tests and this morning they have deceived £14.99 from my bank account. Phoning bank and have contacted company for refund immediately

I ran the "free" test, paid my £1 and cancelled the DD after the fact. A month or so later, a DD was collected for £19.95 which is an amount which isn't mentioned on their website at all, that is 14.95 for the monthly sub. So I reached out, they have cancelled my DD going forwards but refuse to return my 19.95 (or event the 5er that is over their amount!). Stear clear, they are con artists.

SCAM. Tells you to pay $1 for a test. Charges you $37 later!!!!!!!
They LIE when they say you "agreed" to the terms. No, I definitely didnt.
They REFUSED a refund.
Absolute SCUM.

Abosolute fraudsters payed the 1.00 and then they tried to take 15.00 which my bank stopped and ive now had to order new cards disgusting service should be shut down

It's a scam... You do the free test and you get charged £20...

Scam website that asks you to pay $1 then signs you up for a $20 a month contract without any notifications or confirmations. Avoid at all costs.

This is a scam site. Do not be fooled by the £1 report fee, you’re signing up for a monthly £19.95 subscription. The £1 fee is actually an authorisation fee.

So dishonest and scammy. Everything says 100% free testing and then they make you pay at the end if you want your results. What a waste of time.

I paid £1 for a test result and was charged £20 each month , after getting in touch basically I was told read the small print.
Blatantly scamming disabled or worried people. C*nts

Horrible company! Tried to pay a one dollar charge for an ADHD test for my daughter and ended up with an ongoing 19.95 subscription that was not indicated anywhere! Mark the charge as fraudulent and asked for a refund, which they disregard. Do not do business with this company. if I could give them zero stars I would!

This website is a scam, it signs people up to subscriptions under the disguise of selling ADHD screener results for £1. Users are actually signing up to £14.99 monthly being taken from their account. This is exploitative to individuals who may not notice the small print on the site. I DO NOT RECOMMEND.

I should have read the reviews first! This scam company just robbed €19.95 from my account without my authorisation. I have emailed them asking for a refund but will get in touch with my credit card company to make sure that they don’t have access again. How dare they! Complete scammers.AVOID.

As described in other reviews, a £1 fee turns into a monthly £14.99 subscription with no clear warning. However, I have now received a refund and really good comms.

My 16 year old son and I took the test and paid £1 each. Two days later, I could not believe they took £14.99 from us both. I feel sick to find out it's a rolling subscription. Have gone onto the website and submitted subscription cancellation forms. I think it would be too overwhelming to fight for a refund.

Scam. Did the test, then had to pay £1 to get the results and shortly after they took other payments from my bank. I got no emails from them, no subscription information etc.

BEWARE of this company. They lure you in under false pretences and do not make it clear the additional charge which is made after the supposed 48 hour 'trial' period. I contacted them and they were completely unsympathetic. Very disappointing behaviour. They should be ashamed of themselves preying on vulnerable people seeking help for potentially undiagnosed disabilities. I notice after the event, that they are registered in Estonia, presumably to avoid regulation by the Quality Care Commission. The whole thing stinks.

As others have said they kept the subscription quiet, absolute con. Scammers try to charge £14.99 . Avoid