If I could give Pasha Mogadam, also known as @pashmoga on Instagram, and his company zero stars, I absolutely would
I paid $2,400 for what Pasha Mogadam sold me as a mentorship that would help me build an online business and achieve financial freedom. Looking back, I feel completely misled by the promises made during the sales process.
During the sales call, Pasha pressured me into paying $2,400 on my credit card and promised that I would make my money back within the first month. Now, five months later, I haven’t made a single dollar. Instead, I’m left with credit card debt, ongoing expenses, and a mentor who has practically disappeared since receiving my money.
The so-called mentorship provides little to no real value. Much of the information is freely available online, and the advice I received was generic rather than practical or tailored to my situation. Based on what I observed, I seriously question his expertise in the business model he teaches. He bought Instagram pages that, from what I observed, actually lost followers after he took them over. This made me question whether he had the experience necessary to teach others how to succeed.
What frustrates me most is the gap between what Pasha Mogadam sells and what he actually delivers. He sells people the dream of financial freedom through impressive promises and success stories. However, I have serious doubts about the authenticity of the results and testimonials presented on his Instagram and website.
On top of the $2,400 mentorship fee, I was encouraged to sign up for four different subscriptions costing around $300 per month in total. I later discovered that these subscriptions were connected to his affiliate links, raising serious concerns for me about his financial incentives and whether these recommendations were genuinely in my best interest.
When I tried to address my concerns and request a refund, I felt ignored and pressured rather than supported. I also felt intimidated when I raised the possibility of sharing an honest review of my experience.
I paid $2,400 for promises that never materialized, received advice I could have found for free, and was left dealing with the financial consequences on my own. Five months later, I have made no money through this mentorship, and I’m still trying to figure out how to pay off the credit card debt I took on because I trusted his promises.
I’m sharing my experience because I don’t want other people to end up in the same situation. Don’t let promises of financial freedom, flashy social media content, or impressive-looking success stories convince you to spend money without thoroughly investigating what you’re actually buying.
Do your own research, verify the results, and ask difficult questions before committing thousands of dollars.
My experience with Pasha Mogadam has been deeply disappointing. The promises did not match the reality, the support was practically nonexistent, and the financial consequences were very real.
I genuinely regret trusting Pasha Mogadam and purchasing his mentorship. Based on my personal experience, I would not recommend it to anyone.