Victims of the AI Agency Mastermind

A community hub for people who were defrauded by the AI Agency Mastermind program. You are not alone. Share your story, read others', and find the resources you need to take action.

Were you a member of the AI Agency Mastermind program? Were you told to file a chargeback and pay again on a different platform? You may be a victim of a coordinated scheme. Tell us what happened.
100+ Estimated Victims
$2M+ Total Money at Stake
$20K–$35K Lost Per Victim
Day 120 Contacted After Chargeback Window Closed

The “Perpetrators”

The individuals behind the AI Agency Mastermind program, identified by victims and confirmed through public business records.

Wyatt Roderick - AI Agency Mastermind CEO and Founder Wyatt Roderick - 100k AI Agency operator Wyatt Roderick - TacticalConsulting.io founder

Wyatt Roderick

CEO & Founder

Entity: TacticalConsulting.io LLC (Virginia)
Role: Primary signatory on victim contracts
Email: w@100kaiagency.com
Phone: 757-705-9888
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Carson Reed - AI Agency Mastermind Co-founder Carson Reed - INEEDLY LLC Governor Carson Reed - AI Agency Mastermind operator

Carson Reed

Co-founder & Governor

Entity: INEEDLY LLC (Washington State)
Role: Co-founder, conducts 1-on-1 calls per contract
Also listed: Karen Reed (Governor, INEEDLY LLC)
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How the Scheme Worked

A step-by-step breakdown of the alleged fraud pattern reported by multiple victims.

Step 1: The $20,000 Course Purchase

Victims paid approximately $20,000 to join the "AI Agency Mastermind" program, purchasing through the Whop.com platform. They were promised comprehensive training and a 100% money-back guarantee in the contract.

Step 2: The Wait — 120 Days

For four months, victims used the program. Crucially, the operators waited precisely until day 120 — the exact day the chargeback window with most banks closes — before making their next move.

Step 3: The False "Processor Issue" Claim

Victims were contacted and told that the payment processor had suspended the company's account and "frozen" their funds. They were told this was a problem they needed to help resolve.

Step 4: The Duplicate Payment Trick

Victims were instructed to file a "charge not recognized" dispute on their original $20,000 payment (which the operators knew would fail because the chargeback window had closed), and simultaneously make a new $15,000 payment on a different platform called Fanbasis.

Step 5: Double the Money, No Recourse

The chargebacks failed as planned. Victims were now out both the original $20,000 AND the additional $15,000 payment — up to $35,000 total — with no viable path to recover their money through their bank.

Victim Stories

Real accounts from people affected by this scheme. Names have been changed or withheld to protect identities.

"I trusted this program with my savings. When they told me there was a payment processor issue, I believed them. I filed the dispute like they asked and paid again on Fanbasis. Now I'm out over $35,000 and my bank says there's nothing they can do."

Anonymous VictimLost $35,000

"The timing was no coincidence. They waited exactly until day 120 to contact me. When I tried to get my money back, the chargeback window had already closed. This was planned from the start."

Anonymous VictimLost $20,000

"I have voice recordings where they openly discuss the scheme. They knew exactly what they were doing. This wasn't a mistake or miscommunication — it was deliberate."

Anonymous VictimLost $35,000

More stories will be posted as victims come forward. Add yours below.

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Entities Involved

The businesses and individuals connected to the AI Agency Mastermind program, based on public records.

TacticalConsulting.io LLC

Registered in Virginia.
Status: Inactive
Previously operated aiagency-mastermind.com

INEEDLY LLC

Registered in Washington State.
Status: Active
Currently operating entity

Associated Websites

aiagency-mastermind.com
100kaiagency.com
tacticalconsulting.io

Take Action

Resources for victims to report the fraud and seek justice.

File an FTC Complaint

The Federal Trade Commission investigates deceptive business practices. Filing a complaint creates an official record.

Report to FTC

FBI Internet Crime (IC3)

For losses over $10,000, file a complaint with the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center. Wire fraud is a federal offense.

File IC3 Complaint

State Attorney General

File complaints with the Attorney General offices in Virginia and Washington State, where the entities are registered.

Find Your AG

Bank Dispute — Tips

Even if the chargeback window has closed, you can escalate. Request a supervisor review, file a CFPB complaint, or consult a consumer protection attorney.

CFPB Complaint

Consult a Lawyer

A consumer protection or fraud attorney can advise on civil remedies. Many offer free initial consultations for fraud cases of this size.

Find an Attorney

Document Everything

Save all emails, messages, contracts, payment receipts, and recordings. Evidence preservation is critical for any legal action.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from victims and people researching the AI Agency Mastermind.

Is the AI Agency Mastermind a scam?

Multiple victims have reported a coordinated scheme where they were instructed to file chargebacks and make duplicate payments. The pattern — waiting exactly until the chargeback window closes before initiating the scheme — suggests deliberate planning. Voice recordings and documentary evidence support these claims.

Who runs the AI Agency Mastermind?

According to public business records, the program has been operated through TacticalConsulting.io LLC (Virginia, now inactive) and INEEDLY LLC (Washington, active). The program is associated with Wyatt Roderick and Carson Reed. See photos of the operators.

Can I still get my money back?

While the chargeback window may have closed, there are still options: CFPB complaints, state attorney general complaints, FTC reports, and civil legal action. An attorney specializing in consumer fraud can advise on the best path forward for your specific situation.

What is the Fanbasis payment?

Multiple victims report being told to make a second payment of approximately $15,000 on a platform called Fanbasis, while simultaneously being instructed to file a "charge not recognized" dispute on their original Whop.com payment. The dispute was designed to fail since the chargeback window had already closed.