SCAMMER Iman Gadzhi Finally Exposed

[Butters]

Iman Gadzhi is a make money influencer with over 5 million subscribers on Youtube. 

I was never a fan of this guy but interesting video:

 

Edited July 7 by Butters

[LordFall]

I'm very glad for this video, at the time he released that NFT I really wanted to buy it. I do think he works hard and is a smart guy but after watching leo's video on integrity the whole business scene is so disgusting to me. These guys could never be in the position they are without cutting corners, embellishing stuff and yeah literally scamming people.

This statement is wild after people paid $5k for about nothing. Basically a dark-stage orange response. A couple years ago my dream would've been to end up being basically this guy. Glad I didn't end up going that path. 

Edited July 7 by LordFall

[Bobby_2021]

He only made his money from courses. He sells dreams, not products of value.

I instinctually weed out these low life scam artists. 

[Dauntment]

From what I've seen, there are many "pits" In the social media algorithm that are (and I mean...) FLOODED with all these "gurus". The formula/archetype is almost all the same and it can be spotted INSTANTLY. The problem is, there will ALWAYS be fools that fall for these "get rich quick & easy" scumbags. The internet has only inflated these "info products" and severed the situation by the capacity to create these super artificial perceptions of "their lifestyle". 

He's the not the first and won't be the last. Stay wise.

 

[Butters]

Small note I'd like to add: when I posted this I simply copied the title but I was already unsure if that was fair. I don't mean to call other people scammer but because this video was my Spencer Cornelia who is known for scam busting I thought I could just copy it. 

However, I was just watching a Coffeezilla video and he claims that Graham Stephen, who I also considered to be pretty honest, was promoting this financial product called Yotta. 

So next time I won't simply copy a title because I personally do not know enough to call someone a scammer. The only reason I did it here was because of who made the video but that's not a good reason IMO. 

Edited July 15 by Butters

[The Chosen One]

Iman Gadzhi seems a little fake to me. Never really liked him but he understands human psychology well enough to make a living.

[Thought Art]

@The Chosen One Like all scammers?

[LordFall]

I don't think he's fully a scammer, his content and courses offer good value. The deceptive and pushy sales strategy are definitely offputting, and specifically his NFT project is quite shady. I got a month of his Educate course and it was fairly solid for the $50/month it costs.