Mytraitsprofile Opiniones 

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!!! 😡🤬😡🤬

Same as the others. Thought I paid $1 then got a $39.95 fraudulent charge about a a few weeks later.

This is a complete SCAM! They offer to give you a personality test for $1.00 and then you answer questions. Then they offer to send you the detailed report for $1.95. When you do that, you are automatically signed up for a monthly charge. When you try to contact them to cancel it is a dead end.
They charged me the $39.95 and two days later charged me again. My bank caught it and I tried to call mytraitsprofile with a phone number the bank had and it was not a working number.
Do not fall for this company.

Mytraitsprofile.com is a scam they make it look like you can take a 1$ test then they charge 1.95$ then I was charged twice for the same test and last they sign you up for a 39.95$ a month subscription. Test felt generic scam was real!

I saw an ad on Facebook to take a personality test. I went through the test, then it asked if I wanted to pay $1.95 for the results. I went ahead and did it. As soon as I did, a screen popped up saying they would be billing me $39.95 a month starting in a week. I immediately emailed them and told them to unsubscribe me. They say they did, but I think I may need to replace my credit card.