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In today's digital landscape, the rise of individuals posing as experts and offering get-rich-quick schemes has become increasingly prevalent. It comes as no surprise that I recently came across an advertisement on YouTube by an individual named Yashika Garg, who claims that drop servicing is the key to becoming a millionaire in 2023. Unfortunately, this course is nothing more than a scam, and it is important to shed light on how this deception operates.
Prospective viewers are enticed to attend a workshop by paying a nominal fee of Rs 9. However, at the checkout page, fake reviews from Trustpilot are displayed to establish credibility and deceive the unsuspecting viewers. During the workshop, attendees are manipulated into purchasing an expensive and supposedly premium course that promises to teach them the necessary concepts to become millionaires. Regrettably, these courses turn out to be devoid of any real value.
As a result, students not only lose their hard-earned money but also waste their precious time before realizing they have fallen victim to a scam. Drop servicing, as a business model, is fundamentally flawed and unsustainable for generating substantial income. In this model, individuals acquire work from clients and outsource it to third parties in order to make a profit. However, without any skills, recognition, portfolio, or client base, it becomes extremely difficult to attract clients. In rare instances, individuals may secure low-budget clients or small projects such as developing a basic website for a business at a meager fee of Rs 5000. Yet, even in such cases, the majority of the payment, Rs 4500, needs to be paid to the third-party provider, leaving a meager profit of Rs 500. This profit is further diminished when factoring in the effort required to acquire the client, coordinate with the client and third party, and manage the project.
Moreover, engaging in drop servicing entails financial and reputational risks. Consider a scenario where an individual secures a project worth Rs 30,000, and outsources it to a third party for Rs 20,000. To initiate the project, the third party requests an initial advance payment of Rs 10,000. Once this payment is made, it becomes apparent that the third party has scammed the individual and absconded with the money. Now, the individual is left with the arduous task of finding another party to complete the work, exposing themselves to the risk of further scams. Alternatively, they may choose to refund the entire amount to the client, resulting in a loss of Rs 10,000, which was paid to the unscrupulous third party as an advance. Additionally, their reputation is tarnished in the process.
Instead, I strongly recommend investing time and effort into developing valuable skills. By acquiring expertise in a particular field, individuals can offer competitive rates to clients and deliver high-quality work efficiently by taking charge of the projects themselves. This approach allows for end-to-end control over the work and provides invaluable experience with each project undertaken.
It is important to understand that the only legitimate way to achieve financial success and potentially become a millionaire is to learn valuable skills and create genuine value for individuals, businesses, and society at large.
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