Andrew Tate
@cobratate
British-American former kickboxer and internet personality; he has been publicly charged in Romania with human trafficking and other offences, which he denies. His associated platform The Real World offers lessons and communities across online-business subjects, including ecommerce and copywriting, delivered by a wider teaching team rather than solely by Tate. His public persona and business claims are distinct from evidence of worthwhile buyer outcomes. CourseIQ assesses the program separately from its creator’s popularity and does not verify advertised earnings.
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Miami New Times reports on a developer's lawsuit claiming Tate's promoted hackathon tied to The Real World produced no winners or payouts despite months of promotion.
Andrew Tate Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged $1 Million AI Hackathon - Independent review sitenegativeReviewer rating 3/5
The reviewer says the platform is not a scam but is hard to justify at $99/month, citing content available free elsewhere, no refunds and no clear path through the six-plus business tracks. Note the author promotes a competing paid course, so read it with that interest in mind.
Drew Mann: The Real World review 2026 - News coveragenegative
A consumer-legal explainer covers recurring unrecognized charges from The Real World's billing system and outlines the cancellation and chargeback process amid ongoing scam allegations.
Therlworld Charge: Cancellation, Refunds, and Scam Claims - Independent review sitemixedNo numeric rating
Aggregates student feedback from Trustpilot, Reddit, YouTube and X. Reports strong community and accountability as the main upside, and lists a price rise to $99.99/month plus reported affiliate pressure and billing friction as the main downsides.
Club Dark: what students are actually saying (2026) - Trustpilotmixed4.1/5 from 48 reviews
Ratings are polarised: a large majority of five-star posts alongside a solid block of one-star posts. Trustpilot states it does not fact-check individual claims, so treat both ends with caution. The company has replied to some negative reviews.
The Real World by Andrew Tate — customer reviews - Better Business Bureaunegative
A BBB Scam Tracker filing describes a user who lost money after being pressured into additional cryptocurrency "investments" tied to a Real World-branded recruiting account, with funds never returned.
BBB Scam Tracker report on The Real World - Court recordnegative
A Nevada federal lawsuit filed against Andrew Tate and The Real World entities alleges breach of contract and fraud over a promoted $1 million AI hackathon whose winners were never announced or paid.
Mitchell v. Tate et al. federal complaint (AI Hackathon lawsuit)
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