IQVerse is free and never asks you to pay. Here is how to recognise genuine messages from us and stay safe.
In short: IQVerse is a free, non-commercial publisher and never charges users. Any invoice or payment request sent in our name does not come from us. Please never pay it.
IQVerse is an independent, non-commercial academic publisher. Access to our work is free. We do not sell subscriptions or memberships, we never ask you to pay, and we do not accept payments from anyone. Our only official website is the domain you are on right now.
A dubious website called iqverse.university, operated by Metricdrive, charges people through recurly.com for subscriptions. It is not operated by IQVerse and has no connection to us. Because its name resembles ours, it can be mistaken for our platform. We publish this notice only so that readers are not misled.
Any invoice, subscription notice, or payment request is never from IQVerse - without exception - because we never charge for anything. Genuine communication from us comes only from our official domain, shown in the footer of every page. If a message asks for money to access our work, it is fraudulent.
Do not pay. Refuse the request and do not share your card or bank details. If you have already paid, contact your bank or card provider immediately to dispute the charge and, where possible, request a refund.
Reporting the fraudulent site helps protect others. Report iqverse.university to the search engine where you found it (for example through Google Safe Browsing or Microsoft Bing’s report tools) and to your local consumer-protection or anti-fraud authority. If you were charged, also report the transaction to your bank.
If you are ever unsure whether a message genuinely comes from IQVerse, please contact us before taking any action - we are glad to confirm.