Mad at the System GOOD!

To-Good-to-Be-True Promises: They often make bold claims like "earn 5-6 figures if you follow our system" or guarantee specific outcomes, which are unrealistic and usually a red flag for scams.
Hidden Fees and Upselling: Programs may advertise low initial costs, but then pressure participants to buy additional, expensive materials or services for "further learning" or "true benefits".
Emphasis on Self-Promotion: Some coaches are criticized for focusing more on selling their services than delivering valuable content and actionable strategies.
Pressure Tactics: High-pressure sales tactics, like limited-time offers or "spots filling up fast," are often used to rush people into signing up without proper research.
Lack of Transparency: Legitimate programs typically provide clear details about pricing, refund policies, and success rates. Scams may be vague or lack this information.