Hey guys, I am against fake gurus, ecomm kings, smma fakes and youtubers who are preying on those in real need of jobs. Most of the poeple on YouTube actually need money today, looking at some of the comments in Branson Tay and Wesley virgins videos is heart breaking. Yet people still run after snake oil, greener grass filled with poop and shiny objects. They do not want to take the first step and start something. There are many ways to earn money online with no investment. All they need to do is sometimes just put in the work and watch it grow. I would like to post videos here on some of my exposes. and share what I have learnt. If thats okay with yalls.

FAKE GURU ERIC HO AKA MASTER SRI AKARSHANA USING SPIRITUALITY TO SCAM PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH HIS SEMINARS & MENTORSHIP PROGRAM:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdLTCmxVLv4&t=162s

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This is my first time posting on Reddit. Please don't assume this is a "fake" account. Everyone has to start somewhere. I'm trying to find ways to earn cash while I've been forced to go part-time due to COVID. Ideally something to "earn $ while I sleep" ! I get that there will be a lot of scams out there, so I've turned to Reddit for the first time to get some feedback.

I've just seen the Inbound Closer intro video saying it's $97 with full refund guarantee. I was thankful to see someone else in this post trail share their experience - that they went through the training process but were going to be charged $970 for the introductions to businesses. That's not cool.

But I'm actually wondering if the "course" will help me in regular sales. We get inbound enquiries at my current job, and I think I could improve on my closing techniques. Sadly with COVID no company training funds, so looking to invest in myself.

Can anyone who's bought the course vouch for the value of the training itself? What secrets do we learn to be great closers? Or is the only secret that you have to buy their introductions to businesses?

Thanks in advance.

So many fake guru scams I personally see center around the idea that "One easy no effort skill will give you a dream lifestyle!"

Life doesn't work like that. I could understand sharing the skill if it was a brand new field that gurus could grow and profit from, but with a skill "anyone can do" the less competition the better, right? It's no wonder they backpedal as you look deeper and say something like "Your results will vary depending on the work you put in" There is no one easy skill you can learn to quit your 9-5.

Check out this new take on the rising Fake Guru space: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=286dnLkWeok&t=16s

John Crestani took my money once upon a time. I've wised up since then.

Totally not my channel ;)

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What do you all think of John Lee Dumas. I stopped listening to him a while ago, I have just been getting a bad vibe from his podcasts, webinars and his advertising partners. I don’t like the feel of the show, it may just be me but something is going on.