Scammers promoting automated side hustles are everywhere on YouTube these days

Every single one of them starts with the exact same repertoire as soon as you play the video.
"Turn 100,000 won into 1 million won? Whoa!"
The PD stands next to them, working hard to hype things up, and they begin to plant the vain delusion in viewers' minds that anyone can easily make big money. It's uncanny how the structure of every video is identical. lol
Even the scripts are carbon copies.
"Even if I teach you these methods, people are too lazy to follow through~"
Then, towards the end of the video, they lure you into an open chat room by promising to provide a free e-book.
Once you actually join, most of the participants seem to be bot accounts, and they create an atmosphere by posting what look like manipulated profit verification photos every single day. That's how they start fishing for innocent people who joined believing them.
After enticing people with the promise of free materials, they encourage participation in special lectures, and eventually lead them to pay for courses ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of won.
The problem doesn't end there. If you don't make a profit even after taking the course, they shift the blame to the student, claiming they didn't follow instructions properly, and instead push for additional payments. It's classic gaslighting.
I've heard that many retirees and elderly people are falling victim to these methods.
People who aren't financially well-off end up taking out loans and struggling day and night to try and "automate" everything, only to end up with almost no money left in their pockets.
If you hear about acquaintances doing something like this, please strongly advise them against it... Nowadays, AI can create those kinds of automation programs in 10 minutes. I don't know why they think they can make money when things like Excel, PowerPoint, and video editors are being replicated and distributed as open source everywhere..