Ducky Bhai promises refund over course controversy

Ducky Bhai has addressed the controversy surrounding Join Elite Group in a YouTube podcast with Talha Reviews.

Famous Pakistani vloggers Rajab Butt, Ducky Bhai (Saad ur Rehman), and Nadeem Naniwala recently launched an online platform called Join Elite Group, offering paid courses on topics such as TikTok live streaming, business startups, cryptocurrency investments, YouTube vlogging, and e-commerce management. However, the platform has faced significant criticism since its launch.

Critics have raised concerns about the platform’s legitimacy, accusing the creators of exploiting their audience for financial gain. Many argue that the information provided in these courses is already available for free on YouTube and other social media platforms. Users also reported technical issues, such as traffic overloads and unsuccessful sign-ups, leading to increased skepticism about the platform.

In response to these concerns, Ducky Bhai announced his withdrawal from the project and promised full refunds to customers who had purchased the courses. He explained that customers should send a screen recording of the email they received, along with their ID, to a support email address. He clarified that the refund process requires a 20- to 30-second video showing the deduction and credit details related to the “Join Elite Group” account.

Despite Ducky Bhai’s statement, his partners, Nadeem Naniwala and Rajab Butt, have not yet addressed the issue. The platform has faced additional criticism from popular YouTubers such as Talha Reviews, Maaz Safdar, and Ali Butt, who labeled it a “scam” and warned their followers against purchasing the courses.

Although the platform aimed to provide valuable content, it has struggled with credibility, especially after several influencers, including journalist Sheraz Butt, questioned the qualifications and intentions of the creators.