An email titled ‘”EAT THIS, Ace any test”
There is no product such that eating it could make someone able to pass any test.
- A driving test?
- A Special Forces endurance test?
- An actor’s screen test?
NO!
Even if you restrict this to basic pen and paper tests – these require learning of facts, understanding of the subject matter and practice.
The message also says you can increase your IQ by 20. Doesn’t say whether this is 20 points or 20 percent.
It’s just meaningless rubbish designed to get you to click on a link and presumably the author gets paid by the number of clicks.
The email is actually from stultifid.date. which may be a play on the word “stultified” and is meant to be a dating agency – nothing to do with IQ enhancement.
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