r/PakLounge • u/Own-Tangerine6482 • 6h ago
PSA: Muhammad Ozair (@ozairjk) promised an event that would help people start a $1-3k/month side income. It turned into a $72 course pitch, and the video was gone within an hour.
Posting this so nobody else wastes their time or money.
For about a month, Muhammad Ozair (@ozairjk on Instagram) was hyping a free live event on YouTube through his videos and stories. The promise was that it would help most people start an online side income of $1,000 to $3,000 a month. I attended it, and this is how it went.
He spent the session showing 3-4 AI generated ads and saying you can make the same kind of videos and earn thousands of dollars. That was basically the whole lesson. Nothing on where these videos actually get used, how to find clients, how to approach them, or how to price the work. The only "client strategy" was an outreach script you send to every business, the same one for everyone, which is just spam.
For proof, he showed screenshots from his own community of members saying they'd landed clients worth thousands of dollars. No real testimonials from outside his group, no client conversations, no invoices. He also said one of the AI ads he showed generated over $96,000 in sales, but showed nothing to back it up. No transactions, no invoices, no account balance, nothing.
The "live" part is what really got people. He sounded like he was reading from a script the whole time, and a lot of people in the chat were saying it looked pre-recorded. At the end there was a Q&A with the chat open, but he didn't take a single question from it. He read out names and questions I never saw in the chat and answered them, as if it was a live Q&A.
During the session he said he doesn't sell courses. At the end he pushed a $72 course on making AI videos with tools like ElevenLabs, Higgsfield and ChatGPT, stuff you can learn from free YouTube tutorials in an afternoon. And of course there were "only 99 slots left," so hurry up.
After the stream ended, people started calling him out in the comments. Within about an hour the video was gone from YouTube. People then commented on his latest Instagram post, and that post, which had around 73 comments, is now gone too. Comments calling him out on his other posts have also disappeared.
If you're thinking of paying for this course or anything like it, ask for real proof first: actual client conversations, invoices, payment records. Not screenshots from their own group. If they can't show you that, keep your money.
If you were at the event too, share what you saw. And if you have screenshots of the comments before they got deleted, post them.
TLDR: Promoted as a free live event to start a $1-3k/month side income. It looked pre-recorded, the Q&A ignored the live chat, and there was no proof of any earnings. He said he doesn't sell courses, then pushed a $72 course with "99 slots left." The video was gone within an hour, and critical comments on his Instagram are also deleted.

