Be10X Exposed 😡 Aditya Kachave's Ai workshop Scam

Summary

The video script discusses concerns about the legitimacy of b1x, a company founded by Aditya Goenka and Aditya Kachwe, both IIT Kharagpur alumni. It questions their business model, which promises significant salary increases through courses that teach basic data manipulation and AI skills. The speaker alleges that the company's marketing tactics are misleading, with aggressive sales calls and promises of discounts that don't materialize. They also criticize the company for potentially scamming innocent people and tarnishing the reputation of IIT. The script urges viewers to research and be cautious, suggesting that the courses are overpriced and the promised job benefits are not delivered.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video discusses the business model and authenticity of b1x, a company founded by Aditya Goenka and Aditya Kachwe.
• 🏢 Both founders claim to be from IIT Kharagpur and are often seen on LinkedIn, but the video suggests that their claims need verification.
• 💼 Aditya Goenka has a background in Chemical Engineering, while the other Aditya's background is left for the viewer to discover.
• 📈 The video alleges that b1x is making unrealistic promises about salary increases and job opportunities without concrete proof.
• 📊 The business model of b1x is criticized as being similar to a scam, with a focus on retargeting and misleading marketing tactics.
• 💬 The video claims that b1x is using aggressive sales tactics, including persistent calling and offering discounts to pressure potential customers.
• 🚫 The speaker warns against joining b1x, suggesting that it is a scam and that potential customers are being misled.
• 💬 The video mentions that b1x has been involved in online reputation management, which the speaker interprets as an attempt to suppress negative feedback.
• 📰 The speaker has conducted research and found negative reviews and scam accusations against b1x on various platforms, including Reddit.
• 📈 The video suggests that the future of jobs, especially in data analysis and AI, is being misrepresented by b1x, and that AI will not replace jobs as quickly as they claim.

Q & A

What is B1x, and what do they claim to offer?

B1x is a platform co-founded by Aditya Goenka and Aditya Kachave, which claims to offer courses on AI and other skills with the promise of significant salary increases, such as from ₹6 lakhs to ₹10 lakhs or from ₹10 lakhs to ₹17 lakhs.

What is the primary business model of B1x?

B1x operates mainly through aggressive retargeting and advertising. They sell expensive courses ranging from ₹10,000 to ₹49,000 by creating a sense of urgency and using AI-related marketing strategies. Their model targets people through ads and follows up with calls to push them into buying courses.

What are some common tactics B1x uses to attract customers?

B1x uses several tactics such as creating a sense of urgency, offering high discounts, using paid reviews, and targeting customers with follow-up calls and webinars to encourage them to purchase courses. They claim exclusive discounts and future job threats to convince users to buy their products.

What are the qualifications of the co-founders of B1x?

The co-founders, Aditya Goenka and Aditya Kachave, are claimed to be graduates from IIT Kharagpur. However, the speaker suggests checking their LinkedIn profiles for more details as their qualifications may not fully align with their business claims.

Why does the speaker consider B1x's claims misleading or a scam?

The speaker considers B1x misleading because their courses teach very basic skills like Excel and AI, which can be learned for free or at a much lower price elsewhere. Additionally, they make exaggerated claims about salary increases and use aggressive marketing to push expensive courses without delivering value.

What role does Online Reputation Management (ORM) play in B1x's strategy?

B1x uses Online Reputation Management (ORM) to maintain a positive online presence. They suppress negative feedback by turning off comments on videos and promoting paid positive reviews. This makes it difficult for potential customers to find honest opinions about their courses.

What happens if a customer doesn't purchase a B1x course immediately?

If a customer doesn't purchase a course right away, B1x follows up with phone calls and webinars to create urgency. They offer exclusive discounts, claiming it’s a limited-time offer, to push the user into buying the course.

What do customers typically receive after purchasing a B1x course?

After purchasing a B1x course, customers are often given trial versions of software and very basic training that doesn’t match the high prices. The speaker points out that many of the resources they claim to provide for free are already freely available or can be learned easily without their paid courses.

How does the speaker suggest people avoid being scammed by B1x?

The speaker advises people to avoid the B1x trap by not falling for the urgency tactics, flashy ads, and exaggerated promises. Instead, they recommend using free resources or more reputable, cost-effective alternatives for learning AI and data analysis.

What does the speaker think about the future of AI-related jobs?

The speaker believes AI will not cause job loss anytime soon and that it will take a lot more time for AI to have a significant impact. They suggest leveraging AI tools for productivity but warn against falling for scams that claim AI will immediately make or break one's career.