SCAMMER Iman Gadzhi Finally Exposed

Iman Gadzhi claims to be on his way to a 9 figure net worth. He released a project that went sideways. How did he respond to it?

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[Veteran_Nerd]

Rule #1. If they sell a course, they are a scammer.
Rule #2. See Rule #1.

[SCGSHOW]

The wealthiest people I know are so subtle, so cool, so under the radar. Zero social media. Massive introverts.

[valianthousemusic]

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.

[olovstener]

Always red flags: Talking about childhood as leverage, living in Dubai and always telling you how rich they are... Run!

[mountains]

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.

[robertgamsby]

Young rich kid pretends to not be rich while lying all along the way? Sounds like a common social media background

[vladusa]

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.

[Prog]

Scammers in 10 years: 'yo this is live from my mom's womb. Not even born yet and making six figures'

[socal]

I have a personal rule to never give money to YouTubers, just watch the videos and ads then keep it moving. Its worked out very well for me so far.

[arjunmahajan]

Scam so big, that people doubt that it is a scam.

[SaintDanielMusic]

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

[SatongiFilms]

a guy that spits 'get rich quick, buy my course' with flashy instagram edits is a scammer? who tf wouldve thought

[benokolie]

$50000 to be in a discord chat is insane

[sovietsandvich]

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

[Clarityandwisdom]

Every influencer should be required to show their audience proof that they actually are successful in business

[XiaomiRedmi-esot]

I am 100% sure he will sue you for copyright or just threaten you. Keep exposing him Spencer.

[chichialex]

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.

[vincentdepaul]

Finally someone calls this guy out. Been waiting years for this video

[funtimealways]

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.

[hoganslife]

In general all this makes me realise is that staying off the internet is just the best move, to avoid seeing all these idiots