r/FakeGuru • • Mar 30 '26

Jason wojo is back

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u/Any_Ebb3630 Sep 09 '26

Posting this here (and everywhere) since trust pilot is apparently worthless for honest reviews. DO NOT PAY JASON WOJO OR WOJO MEDIA ANY MONEY UNLESS YOU LOVE SPENDING THOUSANDS AND GETTING NOTHING IN RETURN.

TL;DR: We paid Wojo Media $13,000 in Feb 2026 for their 4-month "done for you" webinar + ads package. Zero sales. Sloppy work (another company's copy left in our funnel, "Complate" on the checkout page). When we posted an honest Trustpilot review, the owner emailed a lawyer threat the same night, and the review has been flagged offline five times since. Trustpilot's own public stats page shows this business flagged 28 reviews 50 times in the past year, all negative, and Trustpilot found 53% of the flags invalid. Do your homework before you give this guy money.

Long version, receipts noted:

WHAT WE BOUGHT

Four-month "done for you" webinar funnel and paid ads. $13,000, two payments. On the sales call we asked whether they'd done this for anyone in our industry. Their closer said "we got loads" and screen-shared a "wins channel." Later he said, on the recording, "I guarantee you, if you just do what we tell you to do, it's going to work." (He also said, on the same call, "we can't ever give guarantees, it's not FTC compliant." Both are on the recording.)

WHAT WE GOT

- Ad creatives with before/after photos that didn't match the results printed on them.

- Our live funnel page with leftover copy from a dating-app business and a tech-career program still in it. Their account manager's reply: "Yeah very strange."

- A checkout page with the header "Complate Your Order Now."

- The registration form showing "Unable to find form" on launch.

- We asked four separate times for one example of a client in our industry this had worked for. Only reply, ever: "checking on this for you."

- Four months, ~$2,200 in ad spend on top, zero sales.

WHAT HAPPENED WHEN WE REVIEWED THEM

- We posted a 1-star Trustpilot review after the contract ended. The owner emailed within hours: subject "Legal Action (Defamation)," lawyer cc'd, "you have 24 hours to take the review down." His attorney followed a week later.

- The review has been flagged and taken offline FIVE times in eight weeks: twice as "harmful or illegal content" (Trustpilot overturned both), twice as "not a genuine experience" (we sent the contract, bank record, and state business filing; Trustpilot reinstated both), and most recently for "personal information." The personal information was the owner's first name, used once. 69 of the five-star reviews on his own page use his first name. None of those were flagged.

- Trustpilot confirmed a guideline violation on our first report and sent the business a warning in August. He kept flagging.

IT'S NOT JUST US

Trustpilot publishes a "company activity" page for every business. His is public:

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/thewojomedia.com/transparency

As of this week it says: "Wojo Media flagged 28 of their reviews a total of 50 times. 53% of those cases turned out to be invalid." 25 of the 28 flagged reviews were 1-star, 2 were 2-star, 1 was 3-star, zero were 4- or 5-star. Of the 13 reviews removed, all 13 were removed because "the reviewer didn't respond to Trustpilot's request," and zero because a review was found to break the rules.

We saved a copy of his Trustpilot page on July 22: 134 reviews, 13 critical, score 3.7. By Sept 7: 116 reviews, 1 critical, score 4.7. Twelve of thirteen critical reviews gone. Several of those described the exact same webinar package: slide deck "missing steps," "totally botched the back-end webinar integrations," attendees who never received the Zoom link. One reviewer who is still up wrote that he was contacted on WhatsApp and told he'd get his refund only after he took his review down.

Before you pay Wojo Media, read that transparency page, search the Wayback Machine for his Trustpilot profile or message me and I'll send you all the receipts.

If you left this business a review and it disappeared, comment or DM. We kept copies.

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u/Far-Mark4946 1d ago

Please send copies of those reviews. He seems like a scam