⭐ “Three Dollars for Trauma”
I paid $3 for Inspoy’s “AI Stylist,” and all I got was a crop top, a zebra tube top, and a sales pitch for $68 shampoo. I’m 63, plus‑size, apple‑shaped — and Inspoy dressed me like a TikTok intern named Kayleigh who says “slayyy” and lives on iced coffee.
This isn’t styling.
It’s affiliate marketing in a wig.
Save your money.
Buy literally anything else.
Even a gas‑station keychain has more integrity.
This isn’t styling.
It’s affiliate marketing in a wig.
Save your money.
Buy literally anything else.
Even a gas‑station keychain has more integrity.
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Scam
I think a lot of the positive reviews could be bots. This app doesn’t really work/isn’t worth it at all. I never went on it but forgot to delete from my phone. I never used it, I never bought anything I never subscribed. It’s not even downloaded right now, and I got charged $39.99. After looking it up I found out that this is actually a reoccurring problem with people who have gotten this app and the app stylix. ( it’s the exact same company) don’t download!
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Ms
Judy
Scam Avoid
Charge $48 instead of $1.50
Blocked my card and never got the answer for the style I was looking for.
Blocked my card and never got the answer for the style I was looking for.
Money taken without consent
I signed up for a trial which is fine but then a page came up with a pdf which then billed me for a further £25.99 for ‘guides’. I did not realise I had clicked to pay this until my credit card notification came up. No idea what the actual app is like yet as I didn’t even get that far but not impressed with the poor methods!
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