15 Times Companies Were Caught Taking Advantage Of Internet Users

Sometimes, companies go a little too far in their advertising. At times, they make advertising decisions that are downright hostile. As if they haven't been taking advantage of consumers enough already, we're now attacked on all sides by clickbait, traps to get us to spend more money, paywalls, and information that's of dubious factual accuracy. This is just the norm in the modern-day online landscape, where brands can advertise whatever they want and take advantage of people in new and creative ways, all of which manage to make us absolutely furious.

These things are only a small handful of the worst things companies have been caught doing nowadays, because so many of them get away with it. And since we're tired of letting them, we're calling them out here, as if it would make any sort of difference. It definitely won't, so for your viewing pleasure only, here are some of the worst examples of companies taking things way too far.

Online IQ Tests Are Already Bad, But This?

(Source: Reddit)

Apparently, OP was bored enough to take a long test and then hit this paywall at the end of it.