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Myiq is a subscription-based brain training and IQ testing service that offers short tests, progress tracking and membership features through an online portal and mobile apps.
The service typically launches a low-cost trial offer that converts into an auto‑renewing monthly subscription unless cancelled.
Users take tests and receive IQ-related results and performance insights while subscribed.
Billing and membership management are handled through Myiq's account portal or the app store used to subscribe.
Once cancelled via the portal or store, your access generally continues until the end of the active billing period.
No immediate loss of previously paid service is expected; you retain access for the time already paid.
Cancelling stops future auto‑renewals; it does not typically refund the current period automatically.
If you subscribed via an app store, the store controls the recurring charge and must be used to stop renewals.
Account data and results are likely retained according to Myiq’s policies; request deletion or export through support if needed.
Keep records of cancellation confirmations in case of future billing disputes.
Refunds are not automatic and appear to be discretionary under Myiq’s Terms (see Terms Section 7 for eligibility rules).
There is no explicit 14‑day statutory cooling‑off right stated in Myiq’s public Help Center or Terms.
| Plan | Price | Billing period | Features | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trial → Subscription | €29.99/month | Monthly | IQ test results via 7-day trial at USD 0.99, then auto-renewing monthly membership | Official Nigeria-specific rates not published; user reports indicate recurring €29.99/month |
Pricing listed above comes from available Help Center notes and consistent user reports of recurring charges.
Actual charge currency and amounts may vary by region and payment method.
Myiq does not publish Nigeria-specific prices in the available official information.
Nigerian consumers should check the charge currency on their bank statement and any local taxes or FX fees that apply.
Nigerian consumers are protected by national consumer protection laws enforced by the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC).
FCCPC can accept complaints about unfair or deceptive commercial practices and billing disputes.
Read Terms and cancellation instructions before subscribing to avoid surprises.
Cancel trials promptly and monitor bank statements for unexpected renewals.
While the product experience can be positive, billing and customer support issues are a frequent cause of dissatisfaction.
Careful documentation and prompt cancellation reduce the likelihood of disputes.
Assuming a low trial fee will not convert into a full subscription is a common error.
Failing to check whether the subscription was created through the app store or directly with Myiq can block effective cancellation.
Not saving a confirmation screenshot or email after cancelling makes disputes harder to prove.
Relying solely on in-app messages or chatbots without written confirmation can lead to continued billing.
Not monitoring subsequent bank statements for further charges is another frequent problem.
Delaying a dispute with the bank or removing the payment method without documenting charges can complicate refunds.
| Aspect | Web portal (Myiq) | App Store / Google Play | User-reported outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | Cancel via Myiq cancellation portal by logging in | Cancel via Apple ID or Google Play subscription settings | Web cancellation documented; store cancellations not detailed by Myiq |
| Refund clarity | Refunds discretionary per Terms; no automatic 14-day right stated | Store refunds handled by Apple/Google policies | Refund timeline provided but approvals and denials reported |
| Common complaints | Difficulty using cancellation links or portal in some reports | No explicit guidance from Myiq; users must use store controls | Frequent reports of unexpected recurring charges and support issues |
| Access after cancel | Access usually continues until end of paid period | Store cancellations also allow access until period end | Users generally retain access for paid time but dispute records are needed |
File a consumer complaint with Nigeria's FCCPC: https://fccpc.gov.ng.
Read and add reviews to public platforms to document your experience, for example: Trustpilot.
Use this address for registered correspondence with Myiq (U.S. address provided by Myiq):
2093 Philadelphia Pike #3129, Claymont, DE 19703, United States
Send a clear written request including your account email, subscription details and desired outcome (cancellation or refund).
Send by tracked or registered mail and keep proof of postage; include copies of all supporting documentation.
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