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Pratham Waghmare is a fraud

I'm one of the few people who unfortunately knows Pratham Waghmare — and not for good reasons. He’s the founder of  Redfire Digital Media  and ran a program called the  Faceless Agency Program . I enrolled in it in January 2025, paying ₹1.5 lakh with the promise of a “done-for-you” digital agency setup, personal coaching, and a trained team to get my business up and running. What I got instead was 5 months of complete silence, false promises, and zero results. There were: No coaching sessions No appointments booked No working team members No refunds (thanks to a shady post-payment agreement) No accountability from either Pratham or his point of contact, Soham Bellur Worse, when I tried to leave a genuine comment about my experience on their Instagram, it was instantly deleted. That says a lot. So to answer the question: No, not many people know Pratham Waghmare — and those who do, mostly know him because they got scammed. If you're considering working with him or Redfire ...
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Pratham Waghmare Is defrauding Everyone

  After seeing his Instagram page with BMW bike and Audi car, there is even article written in outlook India something saying his networth is 9 crores, so he has a BMW car and Audi car. That Audi car has no plate, the black BMW car he wrapped with blue is not the same as the car he showed he was installing something called brembo. He also bought watch called  the  Oris Sun Wukong Limited Editions: Which is 260000, there can be first copy watches same as this but he might bought it to show case he stupidity. I saw many people that he was asking 50k rupees. I don't think a guy who has 9 crores will ask 50k, he can keep 2 crores in bank and he can get interest, instead he bought cars and watches?. OK it's his life style, so he bought two cars with say 3 crores and house 1 crore, let's say he spend 5 crores, he can keep other crores in bank and shut up his mouth?right? No he would not, just imagine why would cord Pathi will charge you? I mean look at his face man, he didn't...
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Pratham Waghmare is doing Scam

I just get to know about paratham waghmare online couching agency on how to earn $10000 per month…i was watching some videos on how to earn money from home because I am still a student and i do need money to continue my studies further , So during that an advertisement came about some free online webinar where he ( paratham ) will let us know how to earn money n all….. i clicked , a page opened….he talked about how many expensive bikes he have….how many cars he is having just being a 23 year old boy….then how big his building is and how his office looks like…. To be honest…..i got motivated…..i heard his struggle story that he never had a father and how he is taking care of his mother ( I am really happy for him ) i also want to give my mom the same life…… But then he asked for quick payment of $697 (58,000) for registration to the course (it's in offer right now ) and then it will be $997  http://soon….so (http://soon….so)  be real quick…. Then he said it's very reasonab...
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Pratham Waghmare is Scamming Everyone

  HE IS A BIG-TIME SCAMMER!!!! Let me add to this, I was one of the first guys to purchase the product and his program is  ABSOLUTE SHIET . All that program teaches you is to use #hashtags on IG to reach businesses and then pitch them your services for a free trial. 99% of those businesses receive this kind of message every day so they don't reply, (trust me I sent like 500+ messages) It used to work 5 years back when the competition was low but don't work now. You can learn BETTER methods for FREE on youtube..no need to pay 50,000+ for this trash!! All the screenshots he shows are of his friends faking results (lol) and those articles? You can get one posted for 5000 rupees per article. Its called PR people. its fake af. He even states the refund policies which is applicable for 20 days but when I raised the request he denied me the refund stating “I didn't do enough work” and even blocked me from everywhere.
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Pratham Waghmare is doing Scam & doing Fraud

  In my vision, he's exactly the same as other scammers who entice you in buying their products. This guy charges more than 50,000 Rupees to buy his course on “How to achieve the success just like he did" It's like a comedy scene from Tamizh cinema : Actor Vadivelu hosts a meeting with an entry fee of 1000 Rupees and with the title as “How to become a millionaire in a single day". To everyone's surprise, he told them, “Host a meeting exactly like this and collect the entry fee. Then tell them to host their own meeting with the same title and this trick. You'll get rich in no time" Yep, they beat him to a pulp. All the fancy cars, the house and everything in his Instagram page is just to entice you. To lure you into his traps. He even had a “Business meet" with Herbalife CEO. Partnering up with the “Pyramid scheme" legends? Why would a legit business man do that? Why would he charge you 50K Rupees even if he's already a millionaire? Forget it...
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Pratham Waghmare is a big Fraud

 Before considering the purchase of his course, I would strongly recommend doing thorough research. For example, his article featured in Forbes appears to be a sponsored or paid post rather than independent editorial coverage — which raises questions about its credibility. As of now, he reportedly has around 352 people enrolled in his program. However, based on available discussions and feedback in online forums and review groups, a large portion of these participants — possibly the majority — seem to be struggling with the content and results of the course. Many have expressed frustration over the program’s effectiveness and support system. In my personal opinion, the course does not deliver on its promises, and I would advise potential buyers to exercise caution. Please evaluate other well-reviewed and transparent alternatives before making a decision, as this particular offering may not meet expectations.
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