BlossomUp

Scam. Incredibly deceptive and try to sneak recurring charges on you with misleading language and “test results” that are hard to find. Just another scam which you should avoid at all costs.

BlossomUP presents itself as a survey and insights platform, but the business model tells a different story. They collect your opinions and personal data, package it up, and onsell it to third parties — then charge you to access your own results. You're not the customer; you're the product, and somehow you're also paying for the privilege. What… Read more

makes this particularly harmful is the effect on survey participation more broadly. When people feel exploited by platforms like this, they stop responding to surveys — and that has real consequences. Surveys fund public health research, policy decisions, and social programs that genuinely benefit communities. BlossomUP is undermining trust in a tool that society actually needs, all to line their own pockets. Greedy, cynical, and not worth a second of your time.

Deceptive marketing and dodgy as hell. Came across 2 transactions of $1.50 and $1.45 on a joint account with a reference to Blossomup. Did a bit of research and then asked the misses whether she had done any surveys/tests, which she had. She was unaware that there was a subscription associated with the survey/test and at no time agreed to a… Read more

subscription.

Seems you have about 1 week from the time of the event and was lucky by going to their website was able to cancel the subscription. No charge yet so that looks promising.

Gave these guys 20 min doing a survey about politics, and they wanted payment at the end. Jokers The questions wasn't relevant either. Will not use again. Fake scam probably end up tied in to monthly subscription. Obviously im not that st^pid to give payment details but was st^pid enough to click on the link

scam, avoid at all cost, Do not attempt the test, you will waste 15 minutes of your time with no result unless you pay, 2 dollars is nothing but because they only want you card details. Beware.

Scam site. Ropes you in with some interesting history pieces. Give them your card details you can't pull out. Cancel your card if they have your details, I had to and don't sign up to these ridiculous sites if you've had a couple.

This website is a complete scam. These people are thieves. After paying $2.95 to complete a survey I was billed $44.95 one week later without subscribing and was unable to unsubscribe so contacted my bank.

Do not give them card details. They still take monthly amount after cancellation of subscription. Do not give them their initial request of money. They do not give any value except fill up yr inbox with nonsense. Its $48.00 taken out after cancellation

I took a love languages quiz for a friend and paid $2.95 for the report which was completely useless, and didn't sign up for a subscription which they charged me $45 for. I cancelled the subscription but they are obviously a scam website. They paid google Ad words to be at the top for the five love languages quiz which they are not the authors of.

I won’t even like to give one star. It’s total SCAM guyssss a total SCAM. The initial billing and recurring billing is totally different. They cut only 2$ at first and then recurring cost take up to 40-50$ from your account. Just the worst cash grab website I have ever seen. Save yourself and others from such traps. I give zero stars

Same experience as many others: you pay a few dollars to show the results for a self-assessment and without you knowing it, they sign you up for a US$30 per month premium subscription. Stay away. It's a reminder that you should just never pay to parties you don't know well on the internet. Fortunately, the customer service was great. I requested a refund, which they gave on the same day.

A scam website and not to be trusted. I couldn’t sign in to an account to see my ‘career test’ results, and this is because no actual account was made. Once you enter your details, even if it’s for a $2 quiz, you will be charged $40 about one week later, and this will be recurring unless you take it up with your bank and close your card. Please, do not waste your time!

They get people invested by asking them to answer 50 questions and then inform them they have to pay to access the automated results. Just typical scam business model.

I went through the same thing as the rest of everyone else here. I paid for a st^pid IQ test for $.295 and I didn't realize I was actually buying a subscription. Incredibly frustrating situation and quite confusing as well. The reason I will give this service at least 3 stars is because as soon as I summited a refund, within less then 5mins the… Read more

charge had been voided and the problem resolved. Sometimes its not always about what happened but how can we go about fixing the problem and they were actually quite helpful.

Scammers. You do a quick generic quiz, pay a small amount like $2, and then BAM, they've put you on an expensive monthly subscription. I was able to cancel the subscription easily but they're refusing to delete my account and won't delete it unless I provide government ID and my address (with sensitive details redacted, in which case, why even ask). Dodgy as. Avoid.

I signed up for a very low-cost trial and was not aware it had converted into a recurring paid subscription. Charges continued monthly for a long period without any clear or effective visibility. The subscription did not appear in my Google subscription management tools, which I regularly check. I only discovered the ongoing charges by chance… Read more

after my bank sent a transaction verification alert while I was overseas. Neither my husband nor I recognised the transaction. The service was never used.

When I contacted the company, they acknowledged the subscription and refunded only some recent charges, refusing older ones. This business model relies on consumers missing charges rather than providing transparent subscription management. I have raised this issue through appropriate formal channels due to the seriousness of the experience.

Shocking. Uses open source/well known, cookie cutter psychological tests and heavy marketing to convince you to sign up for payment. I know that their business model means that you won't read this till its too late, but rest assured you're not the only person chasing a refund.

I did an Enneagram test that I paid for and a week later I get charged for monthly subscription that I wasn't aware I agree to - I work online so not a gumby - these guys have hidde, or made it hard to see, that you are signing up to something when you pay to get your results. Unethical behaviour I hope they close up shop sooon. How people can… Read more

live with themselves tricking people like this I don't know. I can just imagine they are out at parties telling everyone how wealthy they are from a simple online business.

I completed what was advertised as a one‑time purchase, but BlossomUp later charged me nearly $50 for a subscription I never signed up for. I immediately cancelled once I saw the charge, but the whole experience felt extremely misleading. There was no clear disclosure of any recurring fee, and I definitely did not knowingly agree to a… Read more

subscription. Based on my experience, I would strongly caution others to avoid this service and double‑check your bank statements if you’ve used their site. I have requested a refund for the unauthorized charge and am hoping they resolve it quickly, but this has been very frustrating and feels deceptive.

Scam. Wasted 10 minutes completing a survey to then be forced to pay to view the result. The payment should have been requested before the survey started. This platform is a scam and should be disabled!

I signed up for 7 day access to the site to have access to a particular test i was interested in, paid the $2.95 and was then suddenly charged a monthly subscription that I did not consent to. After I paid for this limited access I looked around my account to see if I had subscribed to anything weird and it seemed ok but I was really suspicious. … Read more

After I was charged the monthly amount I read all the other reviews about them not cancelling subscriptions so I rang my bank to cancel the bank card. Turns out that on the same day I signed up to Blossom Up, my card had been added to 2 seperate entities, whose names I did not recognise. My bank explained that this is what predatory websites/organisations do, they will keep billing you from other entities with different names. I sent Blossum Up a complaint about this and the billing receipt which only said 7 day access and surprisingly they said they would reimburse me. I just responded back saying that bank card was dead and to reimburse me at paypal. Also called them out on the 2 new entities who decided to use my card number without my knowledge! will see what happens but the lesson is check reviews online before purchasing anything online.

I hope blossom up becomes an unsuccesfull business because its a scam and im going out of my way to write this bad review as evidence of my frustration towards its evil.

Finally a test that actually makes sense. I usually find these online personality quizzes to be super generic, but Blossomup was different. I was honestly expecting a one-page summary, but the report I got was a full-on deep dive into how I actually think and process things. It picked up on specific habits of mine, like how I handle stress and my "cognitive style".