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I've paid for some pretty good courses, but the majority were sh*t for sure If you discard all courses you're just slowing yourself for fear of losing money There's always a possibility to process a chargeback from the bank within 90 days
I always hit like on videos & comment 75% of the time. I also won't & can't afford to give money to others but like vids as a small token of appreciation for their work. Realistically content is free & creators should know that people don't have to contribute.
To be honest then you will never ever gonna learn what could change your life thou I am not saying buy courses from anyone I am saying just buy courses from people who you actually trust and they are legitimate
I still remember a few years ago when influencers were saying that buying real estate on the metaverse was like buying real estate in Manhattan in the early 1900s.
The wealthy kids on the other hand... you always know who they are because they can't help but flaunt their wealth. Wait a minute isn't Iman the son of a wealthy guy? It all makes sense now.
Seriously, i am just tired of all these clones everywhere, claiming to want to help you get rich when they actually get rich selling stupid courses to you.
Good. THen you're the fool to buy it. They obviously don't care and are making so much money from it. He's obviously a good business man if he can make all that money selling the shit that he does.
@@woa7402 he’s been claiming he was rich and selling business courses since he was 17. I remember his old scammy ads. He got some money from the initial courses and then used that money to convince people he had a successful agency and released his more expensive course later. The guy’s story is totally made up
Rule no1 : People who have made their wealth honestly and with hardwork don't sit in front of a camera addressing to people constantly and convincing them to buy their course.
a lot of good people are in the coaching industry and sharing from a place of intention and care. not everyone is the same. there's good and bad people in every industry and some honest people are made for the camera and have a passion inside of them to teach and share... on stages, on youtube, on instagram. We can't say "all people who are ___ are ____" that never holds up!
@@creativelifeschoolName me 1 person in this get rich quick industry who is a good person/not a fraud. I can almost guarantee you can not name a single person that has a transparant background to see their success prior to giving advice.
i paid 1,500 dollars for his adverticing agency course, and when inside i had to pay around 500 dollars for the tools needed... but other than that it was just videos of him talking about mindset of winners and losers, there was no actual tutorial and ofc no refund... i despise this man now, feeding off of naive dumb kids who can learn more from free youtube videos than his scams.
@rankow2010 he pretended to not be from a very privileged background so he could exaggerate the extent that he "earned" his way to the top. I go to these super exclusive parties because of my secret influencer skills I'll sell you as opposed to I go to these parties because the trust fund millionaires running them are my friends from boarding school.
Bro had a successful agency but closed it down. Why? Because he saw the money being made in targeting 18-25yr olds wanting to get rich. Also check the UK company register for his company accounts. No profits whatsoever. This guy is the epitome of selling dreams
This was proven long ago, and obvious to anyone that actually owns a profitable marketing agency like I do. 1) Public UK records show that Iman's agency literally never made any money. Anyone can see this online. 2) He grew up in the wealthiest zip code in London (again, public records) so his entire tragic backstory is obviously fabricated. 3) No one shuts down a successful agency. You delegate yourself out and live off the cash-flow. He never had one to begin with. 4) Thus summarizing, his entire online presence is built off a lie, and he has ONLY EVER made money through selling courses. Hate course selling scammers. They prey off dreams, and flood the market with idiots trying to get rich quick who offer poor services and tarnish the reputations of those actually servicing a demand. Absurd.
@@PettitFrontiers 100% and I too know a lot about the marketing/advertising agency industry. It was obvious this guy was clueless about the industry, his cringe videos, Stripe for payments and immediate payment from clients. What the actual f! It's hilarious. I too checked his publicly available accounts. His agency never traded! All he did was loan the company some £350k - for some kind of tax benefit - as he slowly withdrew the money year after year. He then liquidated the company as he had withdrawn the entire loan. Around that time he releases a video about "closing down his 'profitable' agency". It's actually amusing were it not for so many young people falling for it.
Remember when Iman made a video about him buying a private jet but he didn't actually buy it, it was a marketing video to promote the private jet company. He's selling a dream to vulnerable people and then gaslighting people into thinking he could never steal from them.
Bro i Remember the video and that was the First Red Flag i sported. I also Remember him saying his classmate's parents hired him After he managed to convince them he was a fitness instructor when he was only 15 and. I never believed it
How is that marketing for private jet company if his audiences are wannabes if not actual buyers, I think video is for himself flexing in front of his viewers
@@BondJFK he's not marketing private jets Neither Is he buying It. he's trying to grow his Reach on social media by connecting with a well known jet broker @TheJetBuisness whilst gaining more credibility and trust from his audience so he can sell courses and make more Money. They both profited from It because they got more Exposure through each orther's audiences
@@BondJFK You must be dumb to think these videos that have tens of millions of views and every last one of them are broke...Theres a reason why very esteemed real estate agents show million pound houses on this app. You might be broke but that doesn't mean everyone else on this app is.
Tough life??? He grew up in Chelsea, London 🇬🇧 - one of the most prestigious, expensive and upscale areas in the entire country!!! He was shooting his videos round the corner from where I’ve been living for the past 15 years… And he’s talking about the place like he grew up in some run down low-income social housing project - it’s a total joke! I sensed BS back then straight away
@@potato1084 yeah but he didn’t grow up in social housing - that’s the point. He was complaining his ceiling was leaking… but it was not social housing
@@DecisionV2 Exactly. Ok, there are tons of run down properties here, but you still have to be lucky in life to live in the area. His story of going from nothing to everything and telling everyone you can do the same is totally inauthentic
His father went to my influencer friend's secondary school in London. He also went to Argyle Primary School. His father would pick him up in a yellow Ferrari. The dad separated from the mother when Iman was 15. Iman was given a trust fund. The father disappeared. The mother's growing resentment gave Iman the motivation to use the money and shill for himself. To make it seem like he built his own agency to millions in net worth. The sad truth: Iman has always been a scammer, rich from his father, misled by his mother, in a sick twisted fantasy to make himself look rich.
@@vladusa Thats hillarious, just goes to show that the only way to be successful in life is to work very hard in school/uni and land a top-paying job in a corporate firm. If there was a quick way to be rich everyone on earth would be a millionaire by now lmao but the truth is that wealth doesnt come overnight and people like iman who say it does are chatting out of their arse
I literally watched this boy turn into a scammer back in 2018, called him out so many times for it. I’m glad people are finally catching on. He has taken advantage of so many young and desperate teenage white boys who looked up to him and all of his fake antics. I tried warning them but none of them wanted to listen.
he's always been a grifter. People need to stop believing these clown youtubers pretending to be successful millionaires from scratch. They all get their money scamming. Real rich people dont need to make youtube videos to convince you.
@@BalkanManic yeah, but I actually saw him turn 🧟♂️ in real time. It’s crazy. But yes, he mostly had kids and desperate adults buying his courses, which was trash. He had a policy that if someone got him course and looked at 6% of it, it would void their refund 😂😂😂. I thought that that was actually really smart, mainly because a lot of the teens that were buying it was probably going to download everything and then ask for a refund because they were in his comments trying to get it for free from other people who bought it😅. Anyways. I do believe he makes good money, but he was rolling with Graham Stephan and them….so yeah, we see how most of those guys turned out. He’s for sure over exaggerating a lot.
@@Allterrainshopping in the semi beginning of his career in this space, he was hanging out with graham and a few other TH-cam guys who have since been called out and sued for scam activity. These guys love promoting each other. No different than the TH-camrs that will live in a mansion together to grow their followings. He wasn’t besties with these guys but he got lots of advice and guidance from them at one point in his career.
I also always had a very iffy feeling about him because he promotes really questionable political beliefs to his audience, in order to make use of those beliefs for his own good. Especially the telling of getting education with him rather than universities/higher education insitutions. Education is the key to a stable and more affluent future, not pumping thousands of currency into some wealthy prick who profits from your desperation with the slim hope of finding the first non scammy life coach.
Iman caters to the exact same crowd as Andrew Tate, Luke Belmar & even Grant Cardone to some degree. Desperate, insecure young men who fantasize about being rich and feeling superior to others. It's literally the same game plan from one to the next I don't understand how it keeps working.
Same reason make-up, gym membership, diet plans, gambling companies etc etc continue to make billions… people want to be better than they are & they’ll give you money just for the promise
well Iman is successful in business. He has created legit businesses with dropshipping and smma. Those are real business models that are used every day. I've been watching Iman for like 6 years and the guy created some cool things despite the "scam" this guy is saying he is.
@@Clarityandwisdom33 these are online businesses. Plus his channel on TH-cam is a business. He has made a bunch of money with online businesses and that’s why he had the lifestyle he has today years ago. I’m not 100% trying to defend him, but the guy has made money and started stuff that most people only dream of doing.
Copyright? Probably more for something like defamation. Iman's rich enough to have a good legal team backing him and I'm sure they've got some sick twisted shit they're gonna pull just like he's been doing to his naive, loyal fanbase.
I’ve been saying this for years but nobody seems to listen - if they sell a course promising you riches, it’s a scam. Even if they were honest, there’s no way somebody can give you a blueprint to become rich as that will depend on your talents, skills, timing, location and luck.
@@AkahayMeena-f5h luck is being born at the right time, in the right family. For example, having access to a computer in middle school in the 60s (Bill Gates). Getting a “small loan” of millions of dollars from his dad (Trump), getting a loan of hundreds of thousands from family and friends (Jeff Bezoa), among others. I’m not saying that luck is enough to succeed or to fail. But it’s a factor nonetheless. Do you think a regular guy in the 70s that never programmed a computer at a young age could build Microsoft at 20 years old like Gates did?
I knew this guy was a scammer when I accidentally stumbled upon a video about his watch collection. It was basically a checklist of "what are the most popular luxury watches right now" and the video had thousands of totally not fake accounts commenting the same thing, about how awesome he is and how he's their role model in life.
Anyone who casually mentions " 6 figure", "7 figure", "8 figure" is a liar. Period. Stop spending more than $50 on any courses. All the info is available in less than $20 books.
you dont pay for the information ever, you pay for the accountability, responsibility and personal connection with person that has the same goal you aspire to achieve, if its that easy, coaching wouldnt work and everybody would be a millionaire. if you can back up your claims easily, then saying you make 6 figures etc. is valid for your branding, there are many people online who do it legitimately.
Check out Jordan Platten- his videos are all free on youtube. No need to pay. His business model is to get people started in SMMA for free and then sell events on how to upgrade/scale you SMMA once you get the hang of it. Really ethical way to do it in my opinion
Respectfully, talking about a bigger TH-camr as a scammer then getting sponsored by BetterHelp is pretty ironic. Iman is a huge scam, and so is BetterHelp. Do your research before taking sponsorships please.
How? No once forced people to buy it? Like how nobody is forcing you to vote for that rapist, racist Trump you you'll still suck him off and talk to kids
You are a bit special. Properly educate urself on his story. Then maybe talk mate. He said his dad was abusive. Mentally I think. Maybe even physical idk
@@justusgreen8498 when you require that much manipulation to sell a product, it is not a good product to begin with. Good products (almost) sell themselves
Bro most wealthy people scammed to the top. In Australia they have NDIS which is government funding if you make a biz taking care of people with disabilities People charging $600 to mow someone’s lawn became millionaires. The gov is finally cracking down on it
If there's more money in mentoring and teaching the course than what is feasible in running a business in the same space.....you know something is off@talyahr3302
Check his publicly available UK accounts. His agency never traded. The guy is a charlatan and clearly narcissistic/sociopathic where he thinks it's acceptable to target teenage boys to enrich himself.
@@scottmoseley5122 his agency never traded and publicly available company accounts prove that as fact. It was all bs to sell courses. The guy's a charlatan.
@@renebleu8711 because he's not a teenager and knows that's the ultimate goal. 😂 Don't worry little buddy you will understand when you get your first job
“I’m rich and want to spend my time helping the average Joe get rich too” said NO actual rich person EVER EDIT: People dropping names of people who are clearly using the recycled “get rich” formula is funny. You missed the entire point and seem likely to get scámm3d.
Dude Im glad you shed light on these fake gurus, they are spreading like a wild fire we need more people with a voice like you to call them out. You got a like and subscribe.
Great in-depth expose of Iman. Iman's step father is a wealthy business owner from Eastern Europe who greatly helped him with his SMMA agency and funding. His step dad is likely a multi-millionaire. He grew up in Belgravia if I remember correctly - one of the wealthiest areas in London. Hmmm.... What's really sad is I used to watch his videos back in 2017-2018 since he seemed to know a lot about running a social media agency but stopped watching him once his income claims ramped up quickly and didn't make sense.
Man, all these influencers who dropped NFT's just to use their followers ... That really sucks. And what is worse, there are no repercussions! Thanks for the video and bringing the truth to light
Bro...not gonna lie...your videos as of late have definitely been showing the progress you're making in the gym. Arms looked JACKED! Not to take away from the amazing content, but compared to your older videos it's clear you're doin' somthin' right!
Guys I am an acccountant in the UK. UK Gaap - has different FRS accounting standards that need to be used in accounts submission depending on the criteria. Iman the scammer only uploaded the balance sheet meaning it was under the FRS 102 regime I think. Turnover is less than £632k. If you guys went to university and studied accounting you guys wont be getting scammed!
@@cristobal.ashton honestly no lie everyone should yeah I found it hard and boring. It carved me up. I already checked out his accounts. Type that IAG online services onto Google services it says Accountant. The area it is registered is literally close to where I used to work.
Yea that’s their business model, they rely on them staying broke so they can manipulate them into spending whatever little money they have on their bullshit online courses promising them that they will be rich, while all they are really doing is just enriching these guys
@@PauIdenino sure?? i dont know better help but they promoting that they have licenzed therapist .. if what you saying is right they can close today with one letter.
"A billionaire by the time he's 35." These kids throw this number around and have no idea of the true size of $1billion compared to the millions they play in. Its hysterical.
Ok I see what your saying but I’ll be honest, if you start off as a centillionare already (which means 100 million+ net worth) it is not unrealistic to try to get to 10 figures by your lifetime. The reason is that at that point of wealth you’re already starting with, the level of risk you can take is immense meaning yiu can easily double to triple your net worth in a Single year.
@@ASDFGHJKL-y6i Further food for thought & perspective. How long is a million seconds? Answer: 11 days. How long is a billion seconds? 31 years. That’s why throwing the word billion around these days is by those influencers is out of touch.
@@crankin77 doesn’t matter, if you already have 9 figures you have the ability to take risks that allow you to double or triple you net worth in a single year. You can easily go from a Centillionare to a billionaire in a few years because you were already a centillionare
You're doing the god's work my friend. Can you do a video on those guys that pretend to interview "entrepreneurs" but they pay these interviewers to basically grow their audience and sell more courses. Examples are Jordan Welch and SnewJ....they are so many of these dudes
@@bladwara5832 (I think my comment failed) I don't have enough context on the guy, but this is typically what people do.... 1. Start a business doing something that has low overhead cost (like a SMMA). 2. Realize how hard that business actually is. 3. Realize how many people want to get into business, but also have zero clue on how to do anything, like yourself at that point. 4. Pretend like you were more successful in your initial business pursuits, and sell a course about it. 5. Now you wind up actually having a lot of money because you're selling a low-ticket pipedream to the average person. 6. Flex that you are now actually rich while having that course as the only thing people can buy from you. 7. (Optional) - I've noticed a lot of grifters making a shit software business to try to hide the fact that they make all their money from course grifting. It's essentially a loss leader move to come off as more legit, because people don't question software. So it's not that these people (again, idk Iman) aren't "legit". It's just that they're not honest about how they made their money. They didn't make their money from knowing how to service clients, or build out fulfillment pipelines while delegating service, and creating evangelists out of customers. They made it from telling 20 year olds they'll be rich if they buy their course on shitty GHL landing pages, and those 20 year olds have zero expectations in terms of what they're buying because they are....well.....20 year olds. Also, I don't mean to generalize, but it's extremely unlikely that a 20-22 year old has the knowledge and ability to build a legitimate marketing agency that produces millions of dollars attributable to a valid service in the B2B space. In the case you could pull that off, you would be such a gifted individual that you would never sell beginners a course and drown yourself in "beginner problems". You would be dealing with increasingly large enterprise deals. I like to help other people and I make TH-cam videos for fun, but I don't have time to sell the average person a course. I'm busy working with big companies. Even my hobbyist TH-cam videos could get me in trouble with some of these bigger companies. My father yells at me about it a lot lol.
OF COURSE, he is a scammer! Anyone who has any common sense can see through it. Most of his videos center around him "showing off his wealth" like it's his everyday thing. It's so blatant and laughable, but most people get hooked on the dream he is selling. He is living like a BILLIONAIRE, and there's not enough fools to buy his course for him to make that much dough! Come on!
Some people desire success so badly they become blind to common sense lol. I know this first hand because I used to have a friend who was extremely hungry for that type of success and watched people like Dan Lok. Even when I linked things to him that pointed at Dan Lok as being a conman he just said, "who cares if hes a grifter, it's about the message". He eventually made it because he was really driven and put the work in but to this day I think of how he saw things and how a lot of people could get scammed.
@@leinsedits3039 He had the drive and talent and was 1/10000 that was able to succeed from inspiration of a fake guru. Unfortunately, I don't think that would be the case for you since you lack reading comprehension.
He almost got me too and I'm 30. He is a master salesman and created a great illusion.. Thankfully his product was quite expensive so I decided not to buy it.
It's amazing growing up around the start of youtube, watching scammers and gurus run around (dan lok, tai lopez, grant cardone), almost fall for it at a younger age, then learn to see through the BS, grow and start to see the exact same tactics being used by new scammers and gurus. Know your history or be doomed to repeat it
All the guy money comes from TH-cam and selling an image. Young men are lost, so anyone that shows them a lifestyle they want will always get followers. That’s the world we live in…I’ve stopped caring a long time ago. Time is always the ultimate equalizer
I tried betterhelp and stopped in like two weeks. Not worth it at all. They putted me with someone from London who was almost impossible to talk with as the time gap was crazy, and I didn't felt connection at all. Idk. Too expensive, and the UX from the customer website is really bad as well
Imagine being an adult paying thousands of dollars to a 17 yo to teach you how to get rich😪 at 17 he either inherited the money or scamming you to get rich so either way he can’t teach you anything
In Iman's defence, plane tickets to Italy from the Uk are fairly cheap, especially if you use the budget ones. I backpacked across 4 countries on a budget of £500, including hostels.
I am in his Agency Navigator course. When you buy it, you get access to a different set of things including access to a fb group and I paid around $1000 to buy it. However, no one can post in the group anymore. I've tried messaging all the moderators, but none of them are responding. Iman hasn't explained why he's not allowing anyone to post in the group.
I remember discovering Iman in his earlier days on TH-cam and being fully sold on his story thinking he was one of the “real ones”. Now it’s quite easy to see right through his sales pitches
"hard to believe that him & his mom were struggling that much, with him posting of his trip..." & now for our sponsor Better Help. That placement is subtly genius even if not intended.
It's alarming how many influencers are taking advantage of their audiences through these questionable business practices. The NFT world is indeed a risky place, especially considering the transparency issues and promises that aren't kept.
I know someone who claimed to be making 100k a year as a personal trainer and closed his business to join the army male 18k a year. Why wouldn't they just sell their business?
I can vouch for this as well. Being a trainer and making over 100k a year is very possible but you work like a dog and you have to be creative in the way you structure it. There are better business models for the way you spend your time.
If I see a social media person under 25 making millions a year I automatically get a red flag 🤣 The ability to make money like that. That young, is truly remarkable…. Let’s be real here.
@@Maestroluu it’s called common sense🤣 the amount of young “gurus” that have been exposed for lying about their wealth and making money from selling a course on how to make money is comical. Grow up
I mean it is nothing ilegal, he claims that people can make up to 10k/month (so including 0 dollars), and in his course he actually teaches about social media marketing and all that stuff, so he is not scamming no one, he just never made money from what he teaches
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No
Enought of this man. idk who he is. When are you gonna make a video on Bogeey's FADDY crypto scam. This story is trending.
How the hell is this still around? Not surprised Spence would be promoting it though.
Making a video about a scammer then getting sponsored by BetterHelp is peak irony.
@@methembethomastshuma9587 truly
Rule #1. If they sell a course, they are a scammer.
Rule #2. See Rule #1.
There are some legit ones teaching important skills on Udemy, they cost like 20 bucks
Bob Proctor & Earl Nightingale weren't a scammers
andrew tate! he is not a scammer?
I've paid for some pretty good courses, but the majority were sh*t for sure
If you discard all courses you're just slowing yourself for fear of losing money
There's always a possibility to process a chargeback from the bank within 90 days
So what you're saying is you have dirt on SMB Capital? 🫤 Tell us more. 😆
I have a personal rule to never give money to TH-camrs, just watch the videos and ads then keep it moving. Its worked out very well for me so far.
I always hit like on videos & comment 75% of the time. I also won't & can't afford to give money to others but like vids as a small token of appreciation for their work.
Realistically content is free & creators should know that people don't have to contribute.
Same. If somebody has a get rich formula, he doesnt need our money to get rich 🫠🫠
Agreed
whats ur net worth ? Be honest, just want to get an idea of what type of person you are
To be honest then you will never ever gonna learn what could change your life thou I am not saying buy courses from anyone I am saying just buy courses from people who you actually trust and they are legitimate
I still remember a few years ago when influencers were saying that buying real estate on the metaverse was like buying real estate in Manhattan in the early 1900s.
Lmaoo
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@mountains1233 Bruv it was a wacky time
Lmao
😂😂
Always red flags: Talking about childhood as leverage, living in Dubai and always telling you how rich they are... Run!
Or Miami lol
Not defending him. Just saying... not everyone that lives in Dubai is rich.
The wealthiest people I know are so subtle, so cool, so under the radar. Zero social media. Massive introverts.
Their business is their branding, they don’t need personal branding to make them money
He tries to act like them but he’s actions are not. He can’t help but flex everything he has
Iman is wealthy
That short boxer as well
The wealthy kids on the other hand... you always know who they are because they can't help but flaunt their wealth. Wait a minute isn't Iman the son of a wealthy guy? It all makes sense now.
Seriously, i am just tired of all these clones everywhere, claiming to want to help you get rich when they actually get rich selling stupid courses to you.
So create one lol, won’t hurt to try
Agreed. These old gimmicks are rehashed every year. It’s lame.
It's all smoke and mirrors.
Good. THen you're the fool to buy it. They obviously don't care and are making so much money from it. He's obviously a good business man if he can make all that money selling the shit that he does.
Thank Gary vee
Finally he’s getting exposed. The dudes been scamming since 2018 and I can’t believe it’s taking people this long to call him out
Are you saying he’s scamming bc he has a course?
@@woa7402 yes thats exactly why they are saying this lol
He almost got me in 2020, almost.
@@woa7402Most of them get rich by selling you a pipe dream.
@@woa7402 he’s been claiming he was rich and selling business courses since he was 17. I remember his old scammy ads. He got some money from the initial courses and then used that money to convince people he had a successful agency and released his more expensive course later. The guy’s story is totally made up
Rule no1 : People who have made their wealth honestly and with hardwork don't sit in front of a camera addressing to people constantly and convincing them to buy their course.
a lot of good people are in the coaching industry and sharing from a place of intention and care. not everyone is the same. there's good and bad people in every industry and some honest people are made for the camera and have a passion inside of them to teach and share... on stages, on youtube, on instagram. We can't say "all people who are ___ are ____" that never holds up!
you can switch to social media after becoming wealthy,,, you know that right,,,,
some do though...
Learn from people with a proven track record: Warren Buffett, Schwarzenegger, Jocko Willink, Goggins etc.
@@creativelifeschoolName me 1 person in this get rich quick industry who is a good person/not a fraud. I can almost guarantee you can not name a single person that has a transparant background to see their success prior to giving advice.
i paid 1,500 dollars for his adverticing agency course, and when inside i had to pay around 500 dollars for the tools needed... but other than that it was just videos of him talking about mindset of winners and losers, there was no actual tutorial and ofc no refund... i despise this man now, feeding off of naive dumb kids who can learn more from free youtube videos than his scams.
Damn im sorry bro. Hope more people see this so they don’t fall for it as well
They said they got a 14 day back guarantee, what happened to that?
@@aeroxsoftit probably takes more than 14 days to run through all the content and realize it’s a scam
💀seriously how did u fall for that
Damn!! He's bad!!!
Young rich kid pretends to not be rich while lying all along the way? Sounds like a common social media background
Young rich kids acting poor, poor rich kids acting rich - a common social media background ;)
Right 😂
cry about it
pretends not to be rich when his videos are all about cars, dubai, jets
@rankow2010 he pretended to not be from a very privileged background so he could exaggerate the extent that he "earned" his way to the top. I go to these super exclusive parties because of my secret influencer skills I'll sell you as opposed to I go to these parties because the trust fund millionaires running them are my friends from boarding school.
Scam so big , that people doubt that it is a scam.
yup, another one: The moon landings..
@@whatislifebroEste wey😂😂
How about Matthew Hussey and his scams? DO A VIDEO ON HIM
@@whatislifebroCome on. You’re joking right?
You get the point
a guy that spits 'get rich quick, buy my course' with flashy instagram edits is a scammer? who tf wouldve thought
lmao he never said get rich quick but he always said the opposite
@@belakhdaryoucef2668it's probably because they aren't earning by selling courses and through ig ,lol.Also I 100% agree
@@belakhdaryoucef2668 no fucking shit bro, they've got businesses to run instead of posting on social media
Bro had a successful agency but closed it down. Why? Because he saw the money being made in targeting 18-25yr olds wanting to get rich. Also check the UK company register for his company accounts. No profits whatsoever. This guy is the epitome of selling dreams
He is a good marketer at least lol
selling shovels they get riches as gold gets rare over time...
His SMMA actually was NOT successful. You can check his UK company Accs for proof
which company is showing the profits of his education/courses business?? it must be making money
@@DavidJones-pv8zz that's based in Dubai, purposefully. To prevent you knowing the profit.
If he'd setup in the UK then it'd be publiclly available
This was proven long ago, and obvious to anyone that actually owns a profitable marketing agency like I do.
1) Public UK records show that Iman's agency literally never made any money. Anyone can see this online.
2) He grew up in the wealthiest zip code in London (again, public records) so his entire tragic backstory is obviously fabricated.
3) No one shuts down a successful agency. You delegate yourself out and live off the cash-flow. He never had one to begin with.
4) Thus summarizing, his entire online presence is built off a lie, and he has ONLY EVER made money through selling courses.
Hate course selling scammers. They prey off dreams, and flood the market with idiots trying to get rich quick who offer poor services and tarnish the reputations of those actually servicing a demand. Absurd.
@@PettitFrontiers 100% and I too know a lot about the marketing/advertising agency industry.
It was obvious this guy was clueless about the industry, his cringe videos, Stripe for payments and immediate payment from clients. What the actual f! It's hilarious.
I too checked his publicly available accounts. His agency never traded! All he did was loan the company some £350k - for some kind of tax benefit - as he slowly withdrew the money year after year.
He then liquidated the company as he had withdrawn the entire loan.
Around that time he releases a video about "closing down his 'profitable' agency". It's actually amusing were it not for so many young people falling for it.
@@liquid_metal He was profitable like my elementary school piggy bank was, lol
now he's tryinng to go legit using his brand to sell big day
@@selvamani1973-p7b Kids love him..
companies house showed 6 figures profit? ... how is that 'literally never made any money' ?
Finally someone calls this guy out. Been waiting years for this video
Fr
real shit.
A lot of people have called Iman out, you just got out your a ss
Long time
@@ayandey137 I have never seen a big youtuber calling him out.
Remember when Iman made a video about him buying a private jet but he didn't actually buy it, it was a marketing video to promote the private jet company. He's selling a dream to vulnerable people and then gaslighting people into thinking he could never steal from them.
Bro i Remember the video and that was the First Red Flag i sported. I also Remember him saying his classmate's parents hired him After he managed to convince them he was a fitness instructor when he was only 15 and. I never believed it
How is that marketing for private jet company if his audiences are wannabes if not actual buyers, I think video is for himself flexing in front of his viewers
@@BondJFK he's not marketing private jets Neither Is he buying It. he's trying to grow his Reach on social media by connecting with a well known jet broker @TheJetBuisness whilst gaining more credibility and trust from his audience so he can sell courses and make more Money. They both profited from It because they got more Exposure through each orther's audiences
@@BondJFK You must be dumb to think these videos that have tens of millions of views and every last one of them are broke...Theres a reason why very esteemed real estate agents show million pound houses on this app. You might be broke but that doesn't mean everyone else on this app is.
@@BondJFK because it benefits both, private jet company gets more social media famous and iman gets im rich ego boost
"It's easier to fool people than it is to convince them they've been fooled."
I heard this only a few days ago and it is so true!
well said, because they desperate
Tough life??? He grew up in Chelsea, London 🇬🇧 - one of the most prestigious, expensive and upscale areas in the entire country!!! He was shooting his videos round the corner from where I’ve been living for the past 15 years… And he’s talking about the place like he grew up in some run down low-income social housing project - it’s a total joke! I sensed BS back then straight away
He seems like an Eaton House kid 😂 Spoilt and strange.
I mean I grew up not rich in Chelsea because of social housing and while grateful I couldn’t connect with those kids growing up 😂
@@potato1084 yeah but he didn’t grow up in social housing - that’s the point. He was complaining his ceiling was leaking… but it was not social housing
In the country? More like the world areas like Knightsbridge etc are the most prestigious on this planet
@@DecisionV2 Exactly. Ok, there are tons of run down properties here, but you still have to be lucky in life to live in the area. His story of going from nothing to everything and telling everyone you can do the same is totally inauthentic
$50000 to be in a discord chat is insane
i wonder how many people paid that money
@@mojo2968 Me, right here and I made it all back after 6 months of hard work. Now make well over what I paid every month
@@mojo2968i think it’s like 484 subs 😭💀15:29
Where?
@@eddyprime3690 cant be serious... that has to be fake
Scammers in 10 years: 'yo this is live from my mom's womb. Not even born yet and making six figures'
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Now im feeling broke again
His father went to my influencer friend's secondary school in London. He also went to Argyle Primary School. His father would pick him up in a yellow Ferrari. The dad separated from the mother when Iman was 15. Iman was given a trust fund. The father disappeared. The mother's growing resentment gave Iman the motivation to use the money and shill for himself. To make it seem like he built his own agency to millions in net worth. The sad truth: Iman has always been a scammer, rich from his father, misled by his mother, in a sick twisted fantasy to make himself look rich.
What secondary did he go to? Also why would he go to a public school? He’s a Chelsea kid and growing up around them I’ve seen and know too many.
@@potato1084 primary was argyle, not sure about secondary because i don't know where my buddy went. Also no idea what a chelsea kid is tbf
@@vladusa Thats hillarious, just goes to show that the only way to be successful in life is to work very hard in school/uni and land a top-paying job in a corporate firm. If there was a quick way to be rich everyone on earth would be a millionaire by now lmao but the truth is that wealth doesnt come overnight and people like iman who say it does are chatting out of their arse
@@Harry_B647 THANK YOU! Finally someone who reads between the lines
damm, we've been fooled all along
I literally watched this boy turn into a scammer back in 2018, called him out so many times for it. I’m glad people are finally catching on. He has taken advantage of so many young and desperate teenage white boys who looked up to him and all of his fake antics. I tried warning them but none of them wanted to listen.
he's always been a grifter. People need to stop believing these clown youtubers pretending to be successful millionaires from scratch. They all get their money scamming. Real rich people dont need to make youtube videos to convince you.
@@BalkanManic yeah, but I actually saw him turn 🧟♂️ in real time. It’s crazy. But yes, he mostly had kids and desperate adults buying his courses, which was trash. He had a policy that if someone got him course and looked at 6% of it, it would void their refund 😂😂😂. I thought that that was actually really smart, mainly because a lot of the teens that were buying it was probably going to download everything and then ask for a refund because they were in his comments trying to get it for free from other people who bought it😅. Anyways. I do believe he makes good money, but he was rolling with Graham Stephan and them….so yeah, we see how most of those guys turned out. He’s for sure over exaggerating a lot.
@@TriggaTreDaywhat you mean he was rolling with Graham stephan?
@@Allterrainshopping in the semi beginning of his career in this space, he was hanging out with graham and a few other TH-cam guys who have since been called out and sued for scam activity. These guys love promoting each other. No different than the TH-camrs that will live in a mansion together to grow their followings. He wasn’t besties with these guys but he got lots of advice and guidance from them at one point in his career.
I also always had a very iffy feeling about him because he promotes really questionable political beliefs to his audience, in order to make use of those beliefs for his own good. Especially the telling of getting education with him rather than universities/higher education insitutions. Education is the key to a stable and more affluent future, not pumping thousands of currency into some wealthy prick who profits from your desperation with the slim hope of finding the first non scammy life coach.
Wealthy stepdad is number 1 on the checklist to be rich, at early 20s
He got a headstart to create the illusion for the sheep
These are actual news, not the fake ones from the television. Thank you for calling this scammer out!
Iman caters to the exact same crowd as Andrew Tate, Luke Belmar & even Grant Cardone to some degree. Desperate, insecure young men who fantasize about being rich and feeling superior to others. It's literally the same game plan from one to the next I don't understand how it keeps working.
!!!
“A sucker is born every minute.”
You should want to be rich and be better than others you soft ass dude.
Same reason make-up, gym membership, diet plans, gambling companies etc etc continue to make billions… people want to be better than they are & they’ll give you money just for the promise
lucrative busines....one after another will just keep coming...some capitalize on miso*gny...some insecurities etc etc list goes on
Every influencer should be required to show their audience proof that they actually are successful in business
They should…but why would they bother when people still buy their course even without seeing proof
Braindead take
well Iman is successful in business. He has created legit businesses with dropshipping and smma. Those are real business models that are used every day. I've been watching Iman for like 6 years and the guy created some cool things despite the "scam" this guy is saying he is.
@@jackmoffat i guess thats why there are no official records of him owning a successful business then? How do u explain that
@@Clarityandwisdom33 these are online businesses. Plus his channel on TH-cam is a business. He has made a bunch of money with online businesses and that’s why he had the lifestyle he has today years ago.
I’m not 100% trying to defend him, but the guy has made money and started stuff that most people only dream of doing.
I am 100% sure he will sue you for copyright or just threaten you. Keep exposing him Spencer.
He is in Dubai 😂
Copyright? Probably more for something like defamation. Iman's rich enough to have a good legal team backing him and I'm sure they've got some sick twisted shit they're gonna pull just like he's been doing to his naive, loyal fanbase.
His attorneys would face penalties for bringing such a weak case. Lawsuits are rare.
@@SpencerCornelia Better Caul Saul, or Harvey specter, thanks for the video
he is 100% not, this is free marketing for him lol
Anyone on the internet that says he's rich and that's why they're selling you a course is scamming you and you're the reason they will be rich.
I’ve been saying this for years but nobody seems to listen - if they sell a course promising you riches, it’s a scam. Even if they were honest, there’s no way somebody can give you a blueprint to become rich as that will depend on your talents, skills, timing, location and luck.
what the fuck luck is 🤡🤡. luck is just an excuse to run away from failure
@@AkahayMeena-f5h luck is being born at the right time, in the right family. For example, having access to a computer in middle school in the 60s (Bill Gates). Getting a “small loan” of millions of dollars from his dad (Trump), getting a loan of hundreds of thousands from family and friends (Jeff Bezoa), among others. I’m not saying that luck is enough to succeed or to fail. But it’s a factor nonetheless.
Do you think a regular guy in the 70s that never programmed a computer at a young age could build Microsoft at 20 years old like Gates did?
lol brokie cope
what your saying makes sense. It depends on how diligently a person works. this comment was was an eye opener
@@AkahayMeena-f5h even mark cuban says billionaires are lucky at some point, yes you can create your own luck but not always
In general all this makes me realise is that staying off the internet is just the best move, to avoid seeing all these idiots
I agree
100% agree
he’s not really a idiot tho is he , he faked it till he maked it and now he’s a multi millionaire. don’t hate the player , hate the game
@@samz2432 very true
@@samz2432"don't hate the player hate the game "this hit me hard
I made my first Billion from the womb. Get on my level.
😂😂 you're the real top G.
So you got inheritance 😉
😂😂😂😂
Rookie numbers I made my first 10 billion before conception
@@isaacboshin1292 Yeah Right... What a liar!!!
I knew this guy was a scammer when I accidentally stumbled upon a video about his watch collection. It was basically a checklist of "what are the most popular luxury watches right now" and the video had thousands of totally not fake accounts commenting the same thing, about how awesome he is and how he's their role model in life.
Anyone who casually mentions " 6 figure", "7 figure", "8 figure" is a liar. Period.
Stop spending more than $50 on any courses. All the info is available in less than $20 books.
All info is online for free on TH-cam lol
So people who make 6, 7, 8 figures just don’t exist? Right
@@MrTaker_ They exist but they don't go on shouting about it, unless they are earning mostly from selling courses.
@@MrTaker_ Never seen a real millionaire boasting figures out there.
you dont pay for the information ever, you pay for the accountability, responsibility and personal connection with person that has the same goal you aspire to achieve, if its that easy, coaching wouldnt work and everybody would be a millionaire. if you can back up your claims easily, then saying you make 6 figures etc. is valid for your branding, there are many people online who do it legitimately.
Bro you've saved me $800 i was about to purchase his scam agency course i thought he was the real deal. You are A true hero
Get library card, read knowledge books
dont bro learn coding or sales get some industry experience then try to launch your own business
Please listen to these two people above those things will do u better then dropping money on some agency
Check out Jordan Platten- his videos are all free on youtube. No need to pay. His business model is to get people started in SMMA for free and then sell events on how to upgrade/scale you SMMA once you get the hang of it. Really ethical way to do it in my opinion
bro you can find leaks online why give money to those clowns
Respectfully, talking about a bigger TH-camr as a scammer then getting sponsored by BetterHelp is pretty ironic. Iman is a huge scam, and so is BetterHelp. Do your research before taking sponsorships please.
How is it a scam?
Betterhelp is the biggest "therapy" scam
Therapy cant produce conclusive results. Your private information and stories are stored on their side and are prone to leaks.
glad someone mentioned it
Better help provides a service. Whether u use or not, is entirely up to u. If u think they’re not good, don’t use em. He’s not promoting poison lol
50 thousands dollars a year for a generic course this scamming weasel needs to be jailed
How? No once forced people to buy it? Like how nobody is forcing you to vote for that rapist, racist Trump you you'll still suck him off and talk to kids
cry more
50k??
@@alexchiasson77 not 50k it's so much less
@ how much
"had a hard upbringing"
meanwhile, stepdad literally 'country hacking' to save on taxes LOL
And sends him to private school lmao
You are a bit special. Properly educate urself on his story. Then maybe talk mate. He said his dad was abusive. Mentally I think. Maybe even physical idk
@@adipsngh Respectfully, we are speaking about his step dad
@@ASK-hn3di I meant step dad aswell
every wealthy person does that
i knew that fake shit was a scammer from jump end of every video its "buy my course" get outta here
“The world is ending and you’ve been lied to your whole life! The truth is in my course tho for $999 a month”
The only reason his TH-cam Channel is so successful is because of the editing.
His editors are carrying his whole channel.
lol yeah, and a lot of psychological manipulation
@Euro2020-yh6lk what fake comments keep crying lil bro
@@FacelessBillionsa lot of psychological manipulation. it’s nuts
@@justusgreen8498 when you require that much manipulation to sell a product, it is not a good product to begin with.
Good products (almost) sell themselves
Curious why Sensitization and awareness against crypto SCAMS isn't done ENOUGH by creators. Nice on Spencer!
Really? How can i reach him.
i have over 70 conversations to show!
Thanks mate, This is helpful
Iman Gadhzi is yet another Dubai 🧢🧢🧢 artist
@edosandzo chill lil bro Iman won’t date you
@edosandzo Womp Womp
@@lizard94 lmaoooo
Hey Parissa are you Lebanese 😄
@edosandzo bro got ratiod 😂
All these guys are scammers
Not all. There are some legit agency mentors on TH-cam that help people build real profitable businesses. Iman is not one of them.
Spencer Cornelia was exposed by a few people. One of them is King of Nothing
Bro most wealthy people scammed to the top. In Australia they have NDIS which is government funding if you make a biz taking care of people with disabilities
People charging $600 to mow someone’s lawn became millionaires. The gov is finally cracking down on it
If there's more money in mentoring and teaching the course than what is feasible in running a business in the same space.....you know something is off@talyahr3302
@@talyahr3302but who
So many influencer scammers these days, great job Spencer in exposing them!
2024 is the year to expose ppl people preying on the weak
Someone who's actually rich will never sell that knowledge. Why create competition!
I WISH WE CAN REPORT THESE SPAMMING "GURUS".. THEY MAKE ME SICK‼️ THANKS FOR THE UPDATE SPENCER, YOU'RE THE BEST ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
It's our fault not their tho
Shuttering a profitable business makes 0 sense. The goal is to grow and angency to profitability then sell it and retire.
Check his publicly available UK accounts. His agency never traded.
The guy is a charlatan and clearly narcissistic/sociopathic where he thinks it's acceptable to target teenage boys to enrich himself.
Why would he retire ?
@@scottmoseley5122 his agency never traded and publicly available company accounts prove that as fact.
It was all bs to sell courses. The guy's a charlatan.
@@renebleu8711 because he's not a teenager and knows that's the ultimate goal. 😂 Don't worry little buddy you will understand when you get your first job
“I’m rich and want to spend my time helping the average Joe get rich too” said NO actual rich person EVER
EDIT: People dropping names of people who are clearly using the recycled “get rich” formula is funny. You missed the entire point and seem likely to get scámm3d.
Never ever...
@@Chitownhomesteadexcept for those who got rich selling courses on “how to get rich”
he wasnt rich when he started lol. he got rich from helping why would he stop
@@sbrooks904 you’re either one of his bots, or you’re sl0w
Helping who.
He is a scammer selling courses @@sbrooks904
Been hoping this video would hit 1 Million views. Congratulations Spencer 🔥🔥
Dude Im glad you shed light on these fake gurus, they are spreading like a wild fire we need more people with a voice like you to call them out. You got a like and subscribe.
I wonder how people spot scammers coz i always fall into their trap while wishing not to be the victim. Its always so ANNOYING!!
Great in-depth expose of Iman. Iman's step father is a wealthy business owner from Eastern Europe who greatly helped him with his SMMA agency and funding. His step dad is likely a multi-millionaire. He grew up in Belgravia if I remember correctly - one of the wealthiest areas in London. Hmmm....
What's really sad is I used to watch his videos back in 2017-2018 since he seemed to know a lot about running a social media agency but stopped watching him once his income claims ramped up quickly and didn't make sense.
And you didn’t see the video where his stepfather left them without money and he had also legal issues with him for years ?
Belgravia is one of the most expensive neighbourhoods in the world, even 20 years ago when he grew up there
This guy hit the scene at age 17, driving a rented lambo and selling courses. Who has millions worth of knowledge at age 17?
Learning your own experience is what comes with age. No matter how much your dad teaches you
@burgerkang3249So his high school taught full blown marketing and advertising classes etc? Possible maybe, but probably not
@@willg6199nah he's a highschool dropout. So even that's not possible. 😂
Man, all these influencers who dropped NFT's just to use their followers ... That really sucks. And what is worse, there are no repercussions!
Thanks for the video and bringing the truth to light
Bro...not gonna lie...your videos as of late have definitely been showing the progress you're making in the gym. Arms looked JACKED! Not to take away from the amazing content, but compared to your older videos it's clear you're doin' somthin' right!
Spencer is prepared if these scammers call him out in a boxing match for these videos 😂 my moneys on Spence!
Those who can’t, “teach”.
It’s really that simple.
Guys I am an acccountant in the UK. UK Gaap - has different FRS accounting standards that need to be used in accounts submission depending on the criteria. Iman the scammer only uploaded the balance sheet meaning it was under the FRS 102 regime I think. Turnover is less than £632k. If you guys went to university and studied accounting you guys wont be getting scammed!
Thanks for sharing!
@@DXR4488 you'll also know from his company accounts that his "agency" never traded!
I'll go study accounting then
@@cristobal.ashton you'll make money doing that instead of studying the Gadzhi snake oil syllabus.
@@cristobal.ashton honestly no lie everyone should yeah I found it hard and boring. It carved me up. I already checked out his accounts. Type that IAG online services onto Google services it says Accountant. The area it is registered is literally close to where I used to work.
"There are no get rich quick schemes, It's just someone else getting rich off you !" - Naval Ravikant
I always feel like the losers who look up to him and Tate will be broke forever
Here come the teenaged drop shippers who have made nothing to defend them 😂
You sounds like a weak beta cuck that believes in love 😂
Yea that’s their business model, they rely on them staying broke so they can manipulate them into spending whatever little money they have on their bullshit online courses promising them that they will be rich, while all they are really doing is just enriching these guys
@@Halstadyou ever joined tate/ iman couses?
@@Josh-hy1yw No
Talking about exposing a scammer while promoting Better Help, that's a good one my dude xD
yea, it's stupid lmao
😂😂😂 better help is a scam of its own tbh
@@lukapecanac Better Help sells their customers' information so no, it's not completely fine and normal.
@@PauIdenino sure?? i dont know better help but they promoting that they have licenzed therapist .. if what you saying is right they can close today with one letter.
just read the wiki on betterhelp or countless youtube vids exposing them for the shady scam they are, people
"A billionaire by the time he's 35." These kids throw this number around and have no idea of the true size of $1billion compared to the millions they play in. Its hysterical.
most of these kids have never been through a market downturn as well
Ok I see what your saying but I’ll be honest, if you start off as a centillionare already (which means 100 million+ net worth) it is not unrealistic to try to get to 10 figures by your lifetime. The reason is that at that point of wealth you’re already starting with, the level of risk you can take is immense meaning yiu can easily double to triple your net worth in a Single year.
@@ASDFGHJKL-y6i And how is he already a at 9 figures?
@@ASDFGHJKL-y6i Further food for thought & perspective. How long is a million seconds? Answer: 11 days.
How long is a billion seconds? 31 years.
That’s why throwing the word billion around these days is by those influencers is out of touch.
@@crankin77 doesn’t matter, if you already have 9 figures you have the ability to take risks that allow you to double or triple you net worth in a single year. You can easily go from a Centillionare to a billionaire in a few years because you were already a centillionare
You're doing the god's work my friend. Can you do a video on those guys that pretend to interview "entrepreneurs" but they pay these interviewers to basically grow their audience and sell more courses. Examples are Jordan Welch and SnewJ....they are so many of these dudes
I knew he was a scammer
You knew this whole time and didn’t tell anyone or make a video? WOW, you’re worse than the scammer.
@@alba4life122192 im assuming you practice what u preach and have already made videos about him
@@alba4life122192 you gonna cry ? I put dirt on your eyes
Just enjoy exposing liars like you.
@@alba4life122192 keep crying you loser 🤣 did gadzhi scam you ? Go back home young kid....you too young to be on the internet 🤣
Finally someone who has a bigger platform exposed his scam. Now more people will be able to see this video and be aware of his doings.
Yep 😊
That guy is the absolute worst
Damn tbh I thought he was legit tbh
@@bladwara5832 Hope you didnt give him your money
@@bladwara5832 (I think my comment failed) I don't have enough context on the guy, but this is typically what people do....
1. Start a business doing something that has low overhead cost (like a SMMA).
2. Realize how hard that business actually is.
3. Realize how many people want to get into business, but also have zero clue on how to do anything, like yourself at that point.
4. Pretend like you were more successful in your initial business pursuits, and sell a course about it.
5. Now you wind up actually having a lot of money because you're selling a low-ticket pipedream to the average person.
6. Flex that you are now actually rich while having that course as the only thing people can buy from you.
7. (Optional) - I've noticed a lot of grifters making a shit software business to try to hide the fact that they make all their money from course grifting. It's essentially a loss leader move to come off as more legit, because people don't question software.
So it's not that these people (again, idk Iman) aren't "legit". It's just that they're not honest about how they made their money. They didn't make their money from knowing how to service clients, or build out fulfillment pipelines while delegating service, and creating evangelists out of customers. They made it from telling 20 year olds they'll be rich if they buy their course on shitty GHL landing pages, and those 20 year olds have zero expectations in terms of what they're buying because they are....well.....20 year olds.
Also, I don't mean to generalize, but it's extremely unlikely that a 20-22 year old has the knowledge and ability to build a legitimate marketing agency that produces millions of dollars attributable to a valid service in the B2B space. In the case you could pull that off, you would be such a gifted individual that you would never sell beginners a course and drown yourself in "beginner problems". You would be dealing with increasingly large enterprise deals.
I like to help other people and I make TH-cam videos for fun, but I don't have time to sell the average person a course. I'm busy working with big companies. Even my hobbyist TH-cam videos could get me in trouble with some of these bigger companies. My father yells at me about it a lot lol.
Yet goofballs continue to fall for his schemes.
@@cookupcuse7152Duh.
Most people will not understand but Iman is not your friend or the way out of your current situation. You are his customer.
Not customer. You are his victim. He makes his money selling courses yet tells people to sell social media marketing services to other businesses
OF COURSE, he is a scammer! Anyone who has any common sense can see through it. Most of his videos center around him "showing off his wealth" like it's his everyday thing. It's so blatant and laughable, but most people get hooked on the dream he is selling. He is living like a BILLIONAIRE, and there's not enough fools to buy his course for him to make that much dough! Come on!
Some people desire success so badly they become blind to common sense lol. I know this first hand because I used to have a friend who was extremely hungry for that type of success and watched people like Dan Lok. Even when I linked things to him that pointed at Dan Lok as being a conman he just said, "who cares if hes a grifter, it's about the message". He eventually made it because he was really driven and put the work in but to this day I think of how he saw things and how a lot of people could get scammed.
@@bigpeanuto i actually think you're the one in the gray spot if he was able to make it thats because theythought him somethng thats the commons sense
@@leinsedits3039 He had the drive and talent and was 1/10000 that was able to succeed from inspiration of a fake guru. Unfortunately, I don't think that would be the case for you since you lack reading comprehension.
@@bigpeanutoYh ur the loser here if he made it I can’t lie
BRUV Iman hoodwinked A LOT of TEENAGERS bruv
Even if they didn’t buy his course u can see hundreds of teenagers being “entrepreneurs “
He almost got me too and I'm 30. He is a master salesman and created a great illusion.. Thankfully his product was quite expensive so I decided not to buy it.
You guys can enjoy being ignorant and poor. That's all I gotta say.
@@bohemiancasanova5538 moron
@@bohemiancasanova5538 what was his product and how much was it Bruv
It's amazing growing up around the start of youtube, watching scammers and gurus run around (dan lok, tai lopez, grant cardone), almost fall for it at a younger age, then learn to see through the BS, grow and start to see the exact same tactics being used by new scammers and gurus. Know your history or be doomed to repeat it
Bro just a question : do you think Alex Hormozi is a scammer ? It seems no guy on youtube can teach you skills in business without wanting to scam you
Don’t listen to anyone who’s trying to sell you some shit
Good to see you sir, exposing these frauds!
All the guy money comes from TH-cam and selling an image. Young men are lost, so anyone that shows them a lifestyle they want will always get followers. That’s the world we live in…I’ve stopped caring a long time ago. Time is always the ultimate equalizer
Kinda like Andrew Tate did.
Theres a universal law,
*"THE TRUTH ALWAYS PREVAILS"*
detective Conan taught us well as kids
Fuck yeah
TH-cam finance = scam. Now do a video of the scam that is Better Help.
I remember many years ago they got in trouble for having fake licences therapists
Exactly, what a joke to promote it on a video like this
A lot of youtubers that promote better help don't realize how bad of a company they are.
I tried betterhelp and stopped in like two weeks. Not worth it at all. They putted me with someone from London who was almost impossible to talk with as the time gap was crazy, and I didn't felt connection at all. Idk. Too expensive, and the UX from the customer website is really bad as well
supports isreal too
Scammers have been thriving out here. Great work. I really appreciate that
Spencer getting jacked and taking down scammers, love to see it
He is getting jacked . His arms getting bigger
Somebody has finally exposed him for who he is.... thanks Cornelia
He was scamer really ?
Finally a video on this glorified scammer.
Thank you Spencer.
Thank you exposing people like this. Keep up the good work
Pretty ironic that you get sponsored by BetterHelp
Exactly
Because they did as most companies do and sold data?
Doesn't seem very scam like to me
@@nicksmith0015 Cuz their psychologists are fake you dum dum.
@@nicksmith0015 Yeah I don't get the hate. I mean no one likes their data being sold, but that's pretty common
@@nicksmith0015homie please this is clearly breach of trust for a therapy company
Imagine being an adult paying thousands of dollars to a 17 yo to teach you how to get rich😪 at 17 he either inherited the money or scamming you to get rich so either way he can’t teach you anything
There's nothing to imagine. The gov have gained ab sucker that will never retire and work till they drop.
Re the GCC holders who think they haven’t been scammed, “It’s easier to scam a man than to convince a man he’s been scammed.”
@@ParvizMalakouti Is Iman still running the GCC today
Glad you call these fraudsters out.
The moments you see a guru started an NFT you already have your confirmation they’re a scam artist
This reminds me of 2020 Spencer, finding a fake guru and exposing him for scumbag tactics. Thumbs up from me!
Nothing like a Video on a scammer being sponsored by a Scam.
Indeed
With a scam ad in the middle of
In Iman's defence, plane tickets to Italy from the Uk are fairly cheap, especially if you use the budget ones. I backpacked across 4 countries on a budget of £500, including hostels.
No need to sniff his gooch
You can fly to Italy and back for £50 from London
I am in his Agency Navigator course. When you buy it, you get access to a different set of things including access to a fb group and I paid around $1000 to buy it. However, no one can post in the group anymore. I've tried messaging all the moderators, but none of them are responding.
Iman hasn't explained why he's not allowing anyone to post in the group.
I would have taught all that for less.
You've been taken move on and learn new skills
I remember discovering Iman in his earlier days on TH-cam and being fully sold on his story thinking he was one of the “real ones”. Now it’s quite easy to see right through his sales pitches
Thanks for the video. Love these fake gurus exposed.
"hard to believe that him & his mom were struggling that much, with him posting of his trip..." & now for our sponsor Better Help. That placement is subtly genius even if not intended.
It's alarming how many influencers are taking advantage of their audiences through these questionable business practices. The NFT world is indeed a risky place, especially considering the transparency issues and promises that aren't kept.
Cheers Spencer, keep up the good work!
The real question is.. who is going to actually take iman down? He's chillin in dubai with a lot of other scam artists
Assassin
@johnweak6788 nah Victor💀 with moustache💀
Spencer doing gods work over here. Big ups to him for exposing these fucked up people.
I know someone who claimed to be making 100k a year as a personal trainer and closed his business to join the army male 18k a year. Why wouldn't they just sell their business?
Because being a personal trainer isn't a business. You ARE the business
I can vouch for this as well. Being a trainer and making over 100k a year is very possible but you work like a dog and you have to be creative in the way you structure it. There are better business models for the way you spend your time.
Thank you very much Spencer for exposing this guy! was waiting for this video for ages...
If the ad starts with "Why Aren't you investing in x,y, or z" it's a well organized scam
If I see a social media person under 25 making millions a year I automatically get a red flag 🤣 The ability to make money like that. That young, is truly remarkable…. Let’s be real here.
And... 31, but broke 💔
Hater .
You literally talking bullshit.
Well gymshark ceo is like 19/20 years and his company is now worth 1.5 billion
@@Maestroluu it’s called common sense🤣 the amount of young “gurus” that have been exposed for lying about their wealth and making money from selling a course on how to make money is comical. Grow up
Who regulates this? These bros should pay massive penalties.
It's unregulated. That's the whole point.
@@austin33785he would be liable to lawsuits in the UK. I don't know about UAE
I mean it is nothing ilegal, he claims that people can make up to 10k/month (so including 0 dollars), and in his course he actually teaches about social media marketing and all that stuff, so he is not scamming no one, he just never made money from what he teaches
@@giobrody if you sell something and make false claims about it that is fraud.
@@giobrody that is literally fraud.
Glad you made this, I knew he was a fraud when he closed his highly profitable business and didnt sell it.
Keep pumping the video !!