What Happened To Established Titles?
Scott Shafer Scott Shafer
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 Published On Nov 30, 2023

Established Titles Scam was one of the biggest sponsors on all of YouTube in 2022, until it was exposed in November 2022. Many People have asked since then, what happened to Established Titles? This video answers all those questions.

So back in 2022, Established Titles seemed like the largest sponsor on youtube, by far. It felt like every channel that had a pulse, was sponsored by them, and you could not escape their ads on the platform no matter how hard you tried. The basic premise was that they would sell you a small 1 square foot plot of land in Scotland, and give you a title that would officially make you a lord or lady, and that they were planting trees with every order, as well.
This was promoted like crazy across the youtube platform last year, and unfortunately, with some basic research, it was discovered their product was a scam. The titles they gave you were not official, the land they “sold” you, was still owned by the company, and they weren’t plating trees of their own, but simply donating an insignificant amount of money to a charity, to do the work for them. My video covering this in November 2022 blew up, and received 2.7 million views, and eventually led to almost all creators cutting ties with the company. Established Titles issuing a statement trying to repair their image, while also alluding to my video being a witch hunt, and in my opinion also seems to suggest I was being racist, for pointing out the company was based in Hong Kong, instead of Scotland.
A few creators that were sponsored by the company, made some propaganda response videos, to try and claim I had got everything wrong in my initial video, but looking over any of the comments on those videos, its clear people weren’t buying those Established Titles fluff pieces. I eventually made two follow-up videos where I went into more detail, and showed that Established Titles was actively running deceptive ads on Facebook, that were misleading people into believing the titles were legit, when they clearly were not.

Legal Eagle Established Titles video:    • Yes, Established Titles Is A Scam*  

Video calling Established Titles a scam in 2020:    • Can you really become a Scottish Lord...  

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