Get-Curio Not A Lesson Planner Nor Neurodivergent Planner Like Advertised Internet

This company falsely advertises a personalized planner and life improvement tool but instead provides pre-written AI-generated content that is generic, incoherent, and completely unusable. Upon receiving access to the service, I immediately realized it was not at all what was described—just random affirmations and text blocks with no functional tools, planner, or practical value. When I requested a refund within 24 hours of accessing the content, I was met with a manipulative "Money Back Guarantee" policy that requires six consecutive days of usage plus screenshots to even consider a refund. This policy is clearly designed to trap users into paying without delivering anything of value. I never used the program because I knew immediately it was a scam. I was still within my initial purchase window and had not benefited from or used any services. Yet, they refused my refund and dismissed the complaint despite acknowledging my subscription was canceled. The program’s misleading marketing targets neurodivergent individuals and people struggling with mental health or executive dysfunction. They present themselves as a helpful solution and instead exploit a vulnerable population by offering worthless, AI-pasted material and hiding behind a rigid policy to avoid refunding. They also operate under multiple names (Get-Curio, Get-Chillio) which is a red flag. These aliases make it harder for consumers to trace who they’re really dealing with. Their entire operation appears to be a low-effort, high-grift scam.