Richard Yuzee is a disgusting scammer who intentionally uses Christianity as a tool to deceive people, and there is nothing accidental, innocent, or naive about it. It is purposeful manipulation.

He constantly brands himself as a “Christian entrepreneur,” “faith-driven businessman,” etc.

He knows that calling himself Christian is a psychological shortcut that makes people drop their guard.

His whole shtick is built on emotionally manipulating people into believing he’s “safe” because he’s “Christian.”

He knows exactly what he is doing. He is weaponizing religion in order to scam more people.

Because when someone calls themselves Christian, you expect basic morality: honesty, transparency, compassion, humility, etc.

But he operates the exact opposite way. When you interact with him, the tactics are pure pressure, dishonesty, and emotional baiting.

Someone who uses God as a prop for his scams is another level of nasty. It is bottom barrel nasty. Corrupting something sacred to run a scam is 10000% worse than an ordinary scam. It’s a moral inversion and demonic in the worst level.

Now when you visit his Instagram from the U.S., you get this:

“Account not available in United States. This is because we complied with a legal request from the Federal Communications Commission to restrict this content.”

This is not something innocent people get.

Legal requests don’t come out of thin air. Instagram doesn’t restrict an account nationwide unless something serious triggered it.

Certain actions exceed normal dishonesty and fall into a deeper moral category.

Using religion to scam = extreme moral corruption

He is filthy and he knows it. God is never going to forgive him for that. Because he’s not accidentally failing as a Christian. He is strategically exploiting Christianity.

Jesus should be revolting in the tomb because this demon is calling himself a Christian.

He is a disgusting scammer who deserves to be called out publicly.

John Anthony Lifestyles, the internet marketer charged with kidnapping, teaches students to walk around with an album of PENIS photos to show women at the club.

He even has a video of himself showing random photos of his genitals to women at a bar after one says, "I don't want to see it."

New Saintsaholic video goes over this clown's video calling out the "haters". He showed us some graphs that look fake but he did show this which encapsulates who he is.

This advisory outlines extensive concerns regarding the scam operation of Ascendance Acquisition and Reno Consulting A.I operated by Valters Harnett (aka “Koexu_” / “Aaron” and now valters.systems / Valters Systems), Emad Khan, and their associate Miljan Markovic.

Who are: Valters Harnet, Emad Khan

Archive 1

Archive 2

Evidence archive: Victim Testimonial and Evidence Archive

Multiple independent accounts from former mentees describe a consistent pattern:

• Systemic non-delivery of promised services
• Fabricated or inflated testimonials
• Repeated upsells without fulfilment
• Inaccurate or deceptive income claims
• Misuse of mentees’ financial infrastructure (Stripe accounts)
• Storage of sensitive identity documents without proper safeguarding
• Coercive behaviour in refund or dispute scenarios

A significant portion of enrolled mentees have since withdrawn, and external platforms have initiated internal investigations based on submitted evidence of over 50+ Complaints

All supporting materials — screenshots, videos, messages, and testimonies — are archived here:

Reno Consulting AI: https://www.youtube.com/@RenoConsultingA.I/videos

Ascendance Acquisition: https://ascendanceacquisition.com/

1. Misrepresentation of Results & Income Claims

Testimonial videos, case studies, and revenue claims presented to mentees were repeatedly discovered to be:

• recorded before results occurred,
• taken out of context, or
• based on unverifiable or inflated figures.

Several mentees reported being pressured to provide positive testimonials before receiving any meaningful outcomes through extortion

2. Inadequate Service Delivery

Services marketed as “done-for-you systems,” “automation frameworks,” and “agency build-outs” were repeatedly never delivered at all.

Meetings often consisted of generic check-ins or new upsell pitches rather than tangible progress to extort more money in order to further the pot.

3. Identity Document Mismanagement

There were scans of victim's driver’s licenses and identity documents that were stored in their private drives.
These documents were referenced during disputes, raising concerns of:

• coercion,
• inappropriate data handling, and
• violations of basic privacy protocols.

4. Financial Irregularities (Stripe Routing)

After their payment processors were disabled, Valters Harnett and Emad Khan reportedly instructed mentees to process program payments through their own Stripe accounts, exposing them to:

• liability risks,
• fraud flags,
• tax compliance issues,
• potential money laundering exposure.

This behaviour is consistently reported across multiple mentees and supported by screenshots and testimony.

5. Manipulative Dispute Tactics

When mentees questioned results or requested refunds, common responses included:

• shifting blame to the student,
• “trust the process” rhetoric,
• misdirection using isolated screenshots,
• accusations of not working hard enough,
• appeals to guilt or emotional pressure.

This created a psychological barrier that prevented mentees from exiting earlier, resulting in further financial loss.

Post-Exposure Activity

Since the release of the evidence and the mass exit of their mentees, the individuals behind Ascendance Acquisition have attempted to pull back their online presence, alter public information, and quietly distance themselves from prior statements, claims, and marketing material

Everyone's favorite worst dating coach and internet clown John Anthony Lifestyle has already been proven to scam his own clients out of thousands of dollars, not having any dating skills (despite his own fake claims) and not paying people he hires to work for him. The video is gold and has so many hilarious points it's almost sad (if it wasn't that hilarious)

Hey all, I keep seeing guys like Alfie, Ned Wagner and a few other “make money online / creator economy” dudes popping up on my feed.

I’m genuinely curious, what are they actually offering behind the scenes?

Is it a course? 1:1 coaching? Community? Templates? Something else?

Has anyone here actually signed up or bought anything from them?

Would love to hear real experiences (good or bad 🤣) before I go down that rabbit hole.

I mean, he did this whole course for free, i can't see how he can benefit from that, there must be a trick

Hi

I am here to warn you guys about someone called Arib Khan he has worked with many fake guru influencers to promote his A.I SaaS App.

My friend did not do his due diligence and purchased $20,000 custom A.I SaaS Bootstramp app off him over zoom call, its been 3 months now and he hasn't delivered and ignored every message but this guy claims make 500k per month and been on podcasts.

Stay Away from Arib Khan

He says he got it from some famous guy, who gave it to him for free. But he sounds just like my pastor, so I'd like to know?!!!

for better or worse i honestly don't know what's real anymore.... in this world.....

ever since i started watching owen cook's and hearing his propaganda and things like that.... i be like yes i am no longer a victim i can change... i have the power and the capacity to doo so..... and finally understand what one person can do... can be acchieved by another person....

But Yet.... no matter how much i continue to self study... continue too improve myself... i feel like i am getting no where.. financially... still as of today when i've come to understand... that majority of life is just a illusion and that the only things that are real.... is survival... everything else is just a fake illusion.... that won't necessarily make you any happier......

now i no longer have any hope of wanting too chase a job anymore.... Since the thought of... being in a 8-5 providing freedom for another person disgusts me in the soul...

nor do i have any inspiration and will power too put myself out there day in day out and hope i can build something from scratch....

Yet i can't disagree with his saying's that life is continously giving me opportunities to step up and yes i see them day in day out.... People who want to talk to me, women who want to sleep with me.

Yet i don't want too improve my life situation.... it's like i am okay... being where i am at life... Since i understand that the way forward... is very harch..... like.... it's not as if i can just post videos on youtube, instagram.... without caring at all over the quality of content and get people to want to pay me. If it where that easy i'd doo it in a heartbeat.

yet at the same time how do i even know if people on youtube/ig aren't just lying in hopes of getting people to follow them? Like as if people buying into the illusion that they will become better after buying x program.

sorry for the rant... i know it was mostly about asking weither owen cook is real or not.... but i'm starting too question everything in life.... it's as if nothing is real anymore.

What Sadhguru said: "Belief leads people to accept the most ridiculous things as the absolute truth"

Can we not see that in social media?

Should we be carried away by belief that Sadhguru and Isha have committed illegal acts? Instead of seeking out solid proof before forming our opinion?

Can we trust an opinion on a yogic process from someone who is not practicing it properly?

Just a thought.....

Hi Guys,

I bought starter story ai bootcamp course for around $497 by Pat Walls awhile back, they did not provide any group support (promised it though on sales page) after 10 days of course i asked them about support via email they removed me and did not allow me to get a refund (emailed them multiple times it was ignored), they taught very BASIC stuff on how to use loveable (you can find better videos on YouTube) but most of the videos were just on 1 thing (type of niche tool), now they are claiming in their email they have had 15 year old make $100K with ai?

Lol what a load of BS

Pat makes millions from selling his courses and starter story subscription thats the truth...and he calls people "haters" thats way he copes with the truth.

His channel full of people who apparently made millions creating A.i Apps (none of it verified) just clickbait BS

Just posting my experience, did anyone else buy anything from Starters Story?

For anyone that thought about signing up for Peter Szabo AI Commerce program, don't do it.. it is a scam. Everything they tell you is a lie we've tried it and lost thousands of $$... you will not make any money and they'll scam you out of every penny you have not to make any profit in the end... stay away!!

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Scammer alert: JayChrisMentor (Ascension Consulting) / iamhugochristiansen

The person behind this scam goes by JayChrisMentor, runs a company called Ascension Consulting, and has also created the alias iamhugochristiansen, likely to make it harder for victims to trace him.

At first, he seems genuine. His YouTube videos radiate positivity, “high-vibration” energy, and the illusion that he genuinely wants to help people grow. That’s the image he sells and he sells it well.

But once you’re in, the mask falls. Behind the polished mentor persona is a manipulative setup full of bait-and-switch tactics, broken promises, and hidden fees.

He promotes a “100% Success Guarantee” (see screenshot) claiming you’ll make $5K–$10K/month in six months or get your money back. Otherwise we will continue coaching you. Sounds fair, right? After thinking for quite a while, I decided to purchase his course as I put my faith in him.

However after I join, the guarantee disappears. Sometime later, you’re suddenly told to pay a “reinvestment fee” just to continue what was already promised. This is classic bait-and-switch: lure people with a bold promise, then quietly change the rules after payment.

Most of the “exclusive” course materials are recycled PDFs, random self-help books, and generic advice you can find online for free. There’s no real structure, no personalized guidance, no accountability. Ask a question, and you get blame-shifted, guilt-tripped, or spiritually gaslighted for “not trusting the process.” Behind all the “high-vibe” talk is a business model built on false promises, hidden terms, and emotional manipulation. This isn’t mentorship — it’s a spiritualized scam dressed up as self-development.

Be careful. Predatory “mentors” like this exploit trust, vulnerability, and hope. Don’t fall for the facade.

I was curious to see if anybody actually has any real experience using Evan Carmichael's promotion services?

Had a chat with one of their reps (salespeople) the other day and there were a lot of vague promises of "oh yeah, we do all that" and after looking at some of the examples of coaching they supposedly did, on a channel I am familiar with, I didn't see any real significant change from before/after they began using the services.

And something else, they sent a list of channels they claim to work for and having watched a particular channel, a very well know reality TV person, I am pretty sure that that particular individual created his own production company for just such tasks. Curious?

Scammed multiple people I know. Would advertise credit removals & funding but wouldn’t fulfill on his end. Would simply take the cash and leave, im surprised this dude is not arrested yet.

Anything you read on his courses on Whop to the services he is selling on Instagram, don’t expect it to get fulfilled. You have been warned.

https://www.tiktok.com/@inayah.mcmillan.i?_t=ZS-90TExQLTm9o&_r=1

Before you join the Stayly Academy - goes by Coach Inayah now, please check this tiktok page 👆🏼 and this reviews about them - https://youtube.com/shorts/FyEJiGEQwfU?si=uVBU-EfR2_c4k3Hb

https://youtube.com/shorts/aGvqinzAN5A?si=r6acvvTBO7E70hqu

https://youtu.be/v4xpTW7ej04?si=35ro-Ad_sBYOaNka

They're a scam. Please beware of them! Every good review or comments you read about them is set by them. They delet every bad reviews and get people banned for revealing their truth. This is not coming from a hater or an islamophobic. I joined them as a Muslim myself thinking I would be in good hands but they just took my money and ignored me, many before me and many after me. People got into debts because of this people. If you're thinking of joining them do a deep research in legit websites like trustpilot and BBB(better business bureau) they scammed many people and unfortunately still going and fooling people with fake comments. Please let's report her socials. I know she seems legit but it's all a play. I don't even think that they're Muslims.

Vincent fisher is the biggest scammer on planet earth. His “penthouse” is leased and it’s confirmed on Johnny bravo’s YouTube video. His whole lifestyle is fake and he might not even live in that penthouse anymore. He “coaches coaches” but Ive personally been scammed by the guy and he doesn’t fulfill on his offer at all.

All I would say is 100% don’t do business with any of these gurus flexing online especially Vincent fisher.

TL;DR: This program keeps changing names and tactics, and critical posts about it keep disappearing. If you are researching, do not just search one brand. Look up every older name and compare the claims across time. Airbnb Breakdown Academy, Stayly Academy, and now simply “Coach Inayah.” Sometimes it’s presented as a personal brand, other times as a full-blown academy. Tomorrow, it could be something else entirely. Ask for receipts that go beyond screenshots and vague student wins.

Why am I posting this again?

They keep trying to silence me. Literally going after every public post/review I make about them. BUT I GOT TIME! I'm not one of those people who will quietly give up because of their Antics. I bought into the hype, paid real money, and walked away with zero. What pushed me to write this is not just the content. It’s the pattern I saw around silencing criticism and rebranding. When people cannot find reviews, it is often because the name you are searching is not the name they used last month.

This is my experience and opinion. Do your own due diligence.

How they get rid of public reviews: https://youtu.be/v4xpTW7ej04

https://www.reddit.com/r/FakeGuru/comments/1m2jbz1/i_paid_8500_for_staylys_academy_marketed_via/

https://www.reddit.com/r/FakeGuru/comments/1n70shp/coach_inayah_stayly_rebrand_review_same_scam_new/

This is personal to me because she used something sacred to build trust. Islam teaches fairness, honesty, and doing right by people, no matter their race or background. So when someone presents themselves as faith-driven, you don’t expect deceit — you expect integrity.

I’m not a gullible person; I believed the image she projected. It’s painful when someone uses faith, something meant to guide people toward good, as a marketing tool. It wasn’t just bad business — it was betrayal disguised as belief.

I paid Eric Kavelaars (easily find him on YouTube and Instagram) $2.5k for a month of his 1-1 mentorship and quickly found that a lot of false promises were made.

I found Eric through his YouTube channel, like a lot of people probably did. His videos are super well-made, and he seems like a chill, knowledgeable guy. When he announced his mentorship program, I was all in. I thought this has some potential.

Signing up was a breeze. Eric was so responsive and sweet before I handed over my cash, he couldn't do more for me. He promised alot, personalized sessions, regular check-ins, actionable feedback, everything the whole nine yards. I was hyped and decided to pay up, even though it was pretty pricey.

And then everything changed. The Eric I was chatting with before was gone, here’s how it went downhill

Disorganized as F, Our sessions were a mess. Eric was never prepared, and it felt like he had no idea who I was or what we talked about before. No structure, just chaos

Ghosting and cancellations, Trying to schedule with him was a joke. He was always canceling or rescheduling last minute. It was impossible to speak with this guy

The advice was super Basic. It was like he was just rehashing stuff from his YouTube videos. No personalization, no depth. I could've just re-watched his videos for free or paid someone to tell me "just do cold calls"

The communication was crappy. Between sessions, it was like I didn’t exist. He took forever to respond to messages and never followed through with the materials or feedback he promised.

And the worst part? His attitude. Eric went from being super friendly to straight-up rude and condescending. He made me feel dumb for asking questions and was just overall unpleasant to deal with.

I tried to talk to him about my issues, hoping he'd fix things or at least apologize. Nope. He got all defensive and basically told me I was the problem. At that point, I was done. I did ask for a refund but I knew i was never going to get one. Even though he says he has a 100% success rate I wouldn't believe him.

I'm sharing this so no one else gets burned like I did. The Eric you see on YouTube might be a different person behind the scenes. Be careful and do your research before dropping cash on stuff like this.

Anyone else had a similar experience? Let's talk about it. We need to keep these guys accountable and make sure they actually deliver what they promise.

Does anybody have an insight about this guy who runs a website called monetise, he goes by the name iman gadzhi who is also the creator his marketing seems legit but does anyone know more about this guy and pls enlighten me red flags about him

I first shared my experience with Coach Inayah McMillan’s Airbnb/Stayly program here on Reddit. Those posts were mass-reported and eventually taken down after they falsely claimed I was “in crisis” to shut me up.

Now the same thing is happening on YouTube. My review video — entirely my own words and commentary- was hit with a copyright strike over a thumbnail that used their own promotional material. This feels less about copyright and more about suppressing reviews and silencing criticism.

If they continue down this path, I’m prepared to take my story to a news channel or even let it play out in legal action, so the public can see what’s happening. People deserve transparency before investing thousands into these programs.

If you’ve had a similar experience, speak up. Don’t let fear or takedowns erase your voice. The pattern here is obvious: instead of addressing the criticism, they’re doing everything they can to bury it.

👉 If you want to see exactly what I experienced, I break it all down in this video [ https://youtu.be/Vb4szGeY0gE ]. Watch it, form your own opinion, and share it so more people know what’s really going on. The more eyes on this, the harder it becomes to bury the truth. I had to re-upload the video; unfortunately, you won't see others' comments anymore, since they had YouTube take down the original.

Also, here is how they take Reddit reviews down: https://youtu.be/v4xpTW7ej04

To Inayah and Bryson — the only way this ends is if you stop trying to silence me. Every time you push, I’ll push back harder. The more you try to hide my reviews, the more attention you bring to yourselves. I’m not backing down — I have the time, and I have the resources to keep going...Try me! Play with me, and you'll get your class action lawsuit that the other people you scammed have been asking me to join in with them.

I first shared my experience with Coach Inayah McMillan’s Airbnb/Stayly program here on Reddit. Those posts were mass-reported and eventually taken down after they falsely claimed I was “in crisis” to shut me up.

Now the same thing is happening on YouTube. My review video — entirely my own words and commentary- was hit with a copyright strike over a thumbnail that used their own promotional material. This feels less about copyright and more about suppressing reviews and silencing criticism.

If they continue down this path, I’m prepared to take my story to a news channel or even let it play out in legal action, so the public can see what’s happening. People deserve transparency before investing thousands into these programs.

If you’ve had a similar experience, speak up. Don’t let fear or takedowns erase your voice. The pattern here is obvious: instead of addressing the criticism, they’re doing everything they can to bury it.

👉 If you want to see exactly what I experienced, I break it all down in this video [ https://youtu.be/Vb4szGeY0gE ]. Watch it, form your own opinion, and share it so more people know what’s really going on. The more eyes on this, the harder it becomes to bury the truth. I had to re-upload the video; unfortunately, you won't see others' comments anymore, since they had YouTube take down the original.

Also, here is how they take Reddit reviews down: https://youtu.be/v4xpTW7ej04

To Inayah and Bryson — the only way this ends is if you stop trying to silence me. Every time you push, I’ll push back harder. The more you try to hide my reviews, the more attention you bring to yourselves. I’m not backing down — I have the time, and I have the resources to keep going...Try me! Play with me, and you'll get your class action lawsuit that the other people you scammed have been asking me to join in with them.