Rayston Heem
@raystonheem
Rayston Heem (Rayston Liow) is a Singaporean social-media personality in his late teens who sells one-to-one ecommerce and dropshipping mentorship under the eComwarts brand. His mentorship is marketed around launching an online store and learning product and marketing approaches through individual calls. CourseIQ treats revenue claims as self-reported and distinguishes his personal story from evidence of student success. Buyers should confirm the support arrangements and consider the inventory, advertising and other operating costs that may be separate from coaching fees.
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How they teach
Teaching approach
One-to-one coaching calls plus community access, focused on launching a store fast and copying proven product angles.
Experience
Track record
Left school at 16 and says he reached seven figures in dropshipping revenue within two years. In 2026 Singapore outlet 8days reported he was facing public scam allegations over those earnings claims and said he would release tax filings. Nothing has been independently verified.
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- Not provenRayston Heem Program
“Singapore's youngest millionaire”
Publicly disputed. A Singapore news outlet reported scam allegations; he said he would release tax filings, which had not appeared at the time of writing.
Check the source - Not provenRayston Heem Program
“Students make $5K-$10K within 90 days”
The sales page presents this as the headline outcome with no verified student data behind it.
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Outside evidence
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- Independent reviewmixed
A marketing commentator argues Rayston Heem's wealth-flashing content draws viewers who want the lifestyle rather than genuine students, which he says undercuts the credibility of his mentorship offer.
Honest take on Rayston Heem - News coveragenegative
Press coverage of public allegations against the seller and his response. Relevant background for anyone weighing the program.
Local news: Rayston Heem responds to scam allegations - News coveragemixed
Local news outlet STOMP covers public reaction to one of Rayston Heem's viral giveaway videos, showing a divided audience between support and continued skepticism of his persona.
Singapore's youngest millionaire gives $50 each to workers, netizens react - Independent reviewnegative
Singaporean forum users voice skepticism about Rayston Heem's dropshipping income claims and the legitimacy of his Ecomwarts mentorship, with some urging tax-authority scrutiny before anyone pays for his course.
HardwareZone forum thread on Rayston Heem's claims - Press releaseneutral
A paid press release announcing the one-to-one mentorship and restating his earnings story. Treat it as marketing, not reporting.
eComwarts mentorship launch announcement
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