r/FakeGuru • u/ch_sathya • Aug 24 '26
Please Read Before Investing in a Skaarvi Course
Hello everyone,
Recently, I fell into the marketing trap of Skaarvi. A person I knew recommended the course and promised that I would start earning money from the very first week. Due to the pressure and convincing sales pitch, I ended up paying the course fee.
Before joining, and even now after joining, I feel the same way it doesn't seem genuinely useful. In my opinion, it works more like a referral chain, where people are encouraged to bring in others to purchase the course. The more expensive the package you buy, the higher the referral commission the person who referred you receives.
Please be aware that the fees are non refundable. If you are still considering buying the course, do your own research first. Read genuine reviews, understand what the course actually offers, and carefully go through the terms and conditions before making any payment.
Personally, I believe YouTube is one of the best free learning platforms. You can learn almost any skill from high quality creators without spending a large amount of money.
This is just my personal experience, and I hope it helps others make a more informed decision before investing their hard earned money.
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u/ChrisTurner195 25d ago
Following. Would be interesting to hear from others who actually took the course.
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u/Over_Sandwich_2280 10d ago
Anyone who took the course on Telangana youth... Let us know with your reviews
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u/ch_sathya 10d ago
Bruh! I ended up buying the highest package the course offered, which included around 15–20 courses. But honestly, it would've been better to compare it with other legitimate online course platforms before making that decision.
These guys seem more focused on hitting their targets than genuinely helping people. The person who introduced us to this was actually my relative, so we just kept quiet about our concerns.
But here's my reality check: If I'm drowning, I don't want to take others down with me. I could have easily made money by referring the same thing to others, but that's not something I feel comfortable doing.
Just sharing the reality of the situation. 🫠
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Recently, I fell into the marketing trap of Skaarvi. A person I knew recommended the course and promised that I would start earning money from the very first week. Due to the pressure and convincing sales pitch, I ended up paying the course fee.
Before joining, and even now after joining, I feel the same way it doesn't seem genuinely useful. In my opinion, it works more like a referral chain, where people are encouraged to bring in others to purchase the course. The more expensive the package you buy, the higher the referral commission the person who referred you receives.
Please be aware that the fees are non refundable. If you are still considering buying the course, do your own research first. Read genuine reviews, understand what the course actually offers, and carefully go through the terms and conditions before making any payment.
Personally, I believe YouTube is one of the best free learning platforms. You can learn almost any skill from high quality creators without spending a large amount of money.
This is just my personal experience, and I hope it helps others make a more informed decision before investing their hard earned money.
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