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Ducky Bhai withdraws from controversial course amid backlash, promises refunds

Ducky Bhai withdraws from controversial course amid backlash, promises refunds

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  • Ducky Bhai announced his withdrawal from ‘Join Elite Group’.
  • He acknowledged the backlash and detailed the refund process.
  • His partners Rajab Butt and Nadeem Naniwala have yet to respond.
Popular YouTuber Ducky Bhai (Saad ur Rehman) has announced his withdrawal from the controversial online learning platform ‘Join Elite Group’, promising full refunds to all buyers. Addressing the controversy on Monday in a YouTube podcast with Talha Reviews, he acknowledged the backlash and detailed the refund process.

"We are withdrawing from the matter of the entire course, and all of you will receive refunds," Ducky stated. He explained, "Now, whoever purchased the course must act responsibly. You need to send a screen recording of the email you received, along with your ID." He further clarified, "Just show the date when the negative 5,000 was deducted and credited to the 'Join Elite Group' account. That's all. A 20- to 30-second screen recording is enough. It will be verified, and you will receive your refund. Simple."

However, his partners Rajab Butt and Nadeem Naniwala have yet to respond.

The ‘Join Elite Group’ platform, launched by the three vloggers, offered paid courses on TikTok streaming, cryptocurrency investments, YouTube growth, and online business management. However, critics—including Sheraz Butt, Talha Reviews, and Maaz Safdar—called it a scam, arguing that the content is already freely available online.

Technical issues, failed sign-ups, and negative feedback from influencers further fueled skepticism, ultimately forcing Ducky Bhai to pull out of the project.

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