The Most Evil Business in the World

NFTs are bad but have you seen MY NFT project?
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This video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it a Napoleon Hill pitch.

[Coffeezilla]

EDIT: Jake Tran responded:
TL;DR: "I apologize for nothing :) Stay dangerous."

Full community post:
"What did you expect out of a channel that teaches you how to be evil lol.

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We're gonna push forward as usual.

I apologize for nothing :)
Stay dangerous."

There are actually MORE examples but this video would've run long. For those curious:
Promoting "JAM TOKEN" (a crypto now down 90%) in a video called "Smh. I can't believe people fell for this."
"Bitclout" crypto promotion (deleted video).

[LegalEagle]

I think there is an editing error in this video. It cuts off right before you were going to tell me where to put all of my money. I trust you because you pointed out the previous scam.

[rebelred]

"Just because someone is calling out scams doesn't make them trustworthy"

Thank you Coffeezilla. I been saying this all along.

[gunswinger]

I was already distrustful of Jake when he promoted his own course where you can 100% guaranteed get a remote work job... in the same video where he was calling out fake gurus that sell their get rich quick courses.

[CamJames]

To those claiming Jake's ads are satire: no. He introduces sponsors as the exception to the other scammers he's discussed in the video. It's just evil.

[Antisxy]

never really thought you’d talk about this guy, his content used to be so much better and his whole community’s been turning on him these last couple months.

[jimjones]

Let's be honest, if you're going around calling out scams, you have the potential to be the greatest scam artist, because you have built up a sense of trust and authority amongst people. It's cunning as hell but very clever aswell.

[ofimdazueira]

Jake is the embodiment of “you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain”

[CasuallyShadow]

Its exactly like those ads that expose a certain aspect, and then try to get you to buy THEIR "Trustworthy" one.

[arckilligan]

Honestly I'm so glad that you made this, I noticed the endless "evil this" and "evil that" and always with a promotion of that same exact evil but with a new brand, seems like Jake is the Evil one here.

[kingali]

Oh how we fall, as an early supporter of Jake's, it's nothing but sad to see how low he's fallen. It's like they say, you either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself on Coffeezilla.

[StefanReich]

2:28 You're 100% right. Jake has no idea of what a trading bot even does, and has definitely never traded himself. Who sees "0 transactions" and thinks, "yeah, that's legit, great bot"?

[wojciechmichalak]

I love Jake Tran he describes scams and then checks if you were paying attention

[Humiinator]

im sure jake is aware of what hes doing and his final video will be "the biggest scam on youtube" where he goes into detail of how he built rapport with his community to continually scam them again and again

[seke-rcdy]

I remember being completely befuddled when I watched his vid where he rightfully made good points and then proceeded to immediately ignore all of them to shill the same business he just demonised 😭

[leonardorimondotto]

It's kinda hard to believe that jake used to make high quality, non-clickbait content just a year ago. To me the point of no return was the bitclout situation he got himself involved in.

[ezjosh]

Also worth mentioning that the “source” he used with rug pulling is actually a genius idea

1. Antagonize the industry to keep in line with a growing distrust with the crypto business
2. Promote your own business that promises to change things
3. Profit

[Gimmick_]

The moment I stopped taking him seriously was when his video on NFTs was sponsored by a company that told you the best and most upcoming cryptocurrencies and NFTs.

[RuslanKD]

The irony of Jake’s ads are hilarious. Sometimes I can’t tell the difference between the ad vs what he’s exposing 😂😂😂

[JustoAllDay]

DUDE I always had the exact same thought about the guy. He makes amazing videos but then it's like... wait, why are you trying to sell me the same scam we just discussed was bad? Why is it okay when you do it? I'm so glad you decided to cover this!