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Every page covers both sides: what the course claims and teaches, documented honestly — and the downsides, the costs, and the warnings. We never link to checkouts; pricing and availability carry a dated status box.

Hustlers University

Andrew Tate

Andrew Tate's subscription money-making programme, launched in 2021 and hosted on Discord, which grew past 100,000 paying members in 2022 on the back of an affiliate scheme that paid subscribers to flood social media with Tate clips. The affiliate programme closed in August 2022 within a day of Tate's major platform bans, and the product was relaunched that November as The Real World.

The wider guru-course economy

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The Tate two-tier model — a cheap mass-market course feeding an expensive inner circle — is one aggressive variant of a much larger online economy of agency courses, dropshipping mentors and trading gurus. Selling a course is not wrongdoing. The documented problem, per FTC actions and ASA rulings, is a recurring marketing pattern: outlier income presented as typical, disclaimers that contradict the pitch, and escalating high-ticket upsells.

The Real World

Andrew Tate

The successor to Hustlers University, launched in November 2022 on infrastructure Andrew Tate claimed no platform could take down, selling money-making 'campuses' in skills such as e-commerce, copywriting, crypto and AI for a monthly subscription. A November 2024 breach exposed roughly 794,000 usernames of current and former members, and its cancellation terms offer no refunds.

The War Room

Andrew Tate

Andrew Tate's separate, high-priced members-only network, distinct from his mass-market subscription course. A 2023 BBC investigation, built on leaked internal chat logs, alleged that some members discussed grooming women into online sex work. Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate deny all allegations, and none of the claims arising from the leaked chats has been proven in any court.

Warning signs your kid has bought a guru course

A calm, practical guide for parents: how course marketing reaches teenagers through short-form video, the financial and language signs that a child has subscribed, what to do and what to avoid, and the basics of refunds and chargebacks for a minor's purchase.