Be10X promotes affordable workshops like Python courses for around ₹200 via Instagram ads, but many users report misleading content and aggressive upselling to expensive long-term programs. Numerous complaints highlight unfulfilled promises, poor course quality, and refund denials.

The Bait: Cheap Entry Workshop

Saw an Instagram ad for Be10X’s Python course at about ₹200, promising practical skills. Paid and joined, expecting hands-on Python training as advertised.​

The Upsell Trap

Class delivered no Python content—instead, heavy promotion of their full courses costing ₹50,000 with “deals” and freebies. Pressured into paying ₹5,000 immediately for what seemed like a monthly plan, without upfront full payment disclosure.

Hidden Terms and No Support

Onboarding revealed full upfront payment demands, contradicting earlier info. No single contact point—only telecallers and spammers chasing money. Promised post-course refunds never materialized despite follow-ups.

Refund Nightmares

Company policy ties refunds to full course completion and career outcomes, with subscriptions non-refundable. Users report ignored emails, rude responses, and threats to access, echoing widespread fraud accusations.

Warning to Others

Be10X targets working professionals with flashy AI/Excel workshops but prioritizes sales over education. Share your stories to alert potential victims—research reviews first and avoid impulse buys.​