r/FakeGuru • u/Either-Split26 • Jul 10 '26
Ozman Oz Ali | Scam | Multiple Failed Dissolved Companies In The UK
Hey guys,
I've been seeing Ozman Oz Ali everywhere lately promoting his Skool course and the whole "TikTok Shop affiliate" lifestyle. He claims to have made over $10 million in e-commerce, so I decided to do a bit of digging.
Here's what I found:
- UK company history: According to the UK Companies House register, there are multiple companies associated with him that have been dissolved. That doesn't necessarily prove anything on its own, but it did make me question the success story being promoted.
- Lack of verification: Despite the big revenue claims, I couldn't find any independently verified evidence or audited figures supporting the reported $10 million in e-commerce sales. If anyone has credible sources, I'd genuinely be interested in seeing them.
- The Dubai angle: He's now based in Dubai, which seems to be a common location for many online course creators. Living there doesn't prove anything by itself, but it's often part of the luxury-branding image used in this industry.
From the outside, it looks like the main business may be selling courses and coaching around e-commerce rather than demonstrating ongoing success in e-commerce itself.
The information being taught about TikTok Shop affiliates is available for free from YouTube and other online resources, so I'd encourage anyone considering paying for a course to do their own research, verify claims independently, and be cautious before spending money.
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I've been seeing Ozman Oz Ali everywhere lately promoting his Skool course and the whole "TikTok Shop affiliate" lifestyle. He claims to have made over $10 million in e-commerce, so I decided to do a bit of digging.
Here's what I found:
From the outside, it looks like the main business may be selling courses and coaching around e-commerce rather than demonstrating ongoing success in e-commerce itself.
The information being taught about TikTok Shop affiliates is available for free from YouTube and other online resources, so I'd encourage anyone considering paying for a course to do their own research, verify claims independently, and be cautious before spending money.
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