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• Review fromBruce B

  Date: 06/25/2025

  1 star
  I searched here for ************* 
  They don't have any information but on the bottom it shows they are an online retailer and then click that link and it brought me to transcend Labs LLC.
  But when you read down the better Business bureaus information it says blossom up..
  I was impressed at first and I know better with what I do and what happened losing on my identity to read policies and procedures and privacy policies.
  START READING THEM YOU'LL BE AMAZED HOW MUCH IT'S YOUR FAULT
  I was quite alarmed with this
  "Mobile Information: By agreeing to this Policy you consent that we may collect additional information from you if you access our Site through a mobile device (e.g. your unique device identifier, device’s operating system, mobile carrier, location or GPS/geo-location, mobile number, your text messages, emails or email address, and user name)."
  They stayed over and over again that they sell this information third parties Your questions your links on their site but if you use a mobile device they have access to your text your emails? But in another paragraph they use all this information they're taking to protect you from fraud and scams. Well if you're selling it the third party is and you take no responsibility for what they do then you don't trust them but you're willing to give our information away?
  I think it's an ethical fine line with PhDs and doctors being the editorial team. It's psychological information It's people with mental questions or their body chemistry. Nobody reads privacy policies or terms and conditions which nobody takes responsibility for anything of their company on the internet. But to sell that information to other people.
  Third parties are for a way for a company to make more money because the third party's pay them for all this data information and they do whatever they want with it. Just like Facebook and vetting
  BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE

• Review fromAndrew S.

  Date: 02/25/2025

  1 star
  I came across BlossomUp through an online ad that seemed legit, offering a unique personality test about "love expressions." It looked interesting, so I decided to try it. The test itself was fine, but at the end, they prompted me to pay $1 to see my full results. It felt reasonable, so I entered my card details.A few days later, I noticed a charge of $80 on my bank statement from them. I never agreed to any subscription or extra charges. When I tried contacting their support, I got either automated responses or no reply at all. My bank said it was a recurring charge, which I never authorized.After researching, I found hundreds of similar complaintspeople being charged without clear consent, with no way to get a refund. BlossomUp hides their real company info, making it almost impossible to reach a real person. This feels like a deliberate scam, tricking people with small payments and then hitting them with big, unauthorized charges. If you see their ads, avoid them at all costs!

• Review fromChad B

  Date: 01/08/2025

  1 star
  *********.co is a scam business model used to gain $30 monthly from unsuspecting subscribers. They initially try to charge a small "gateway" fee with small verbiage that most cannot detect stating that they will soon initiate a revolving monthly cost of $29.95. These people must be brought to justice as they must make over half their money from unsuspecting subscribers who still don't know they are being charged! Watch out!