Official channels
Is it really me? Here’s how to check.
I’m Lewis Jackson, a UK YouTuber. I build AI systems for people and businesses, film the builds, and teach people to build their own. If an account, website or message using my name isn’t on this page, it isn’t me.
The real ones
Where to find me
@LewisWJackson
My only YouTube channel. Check the handle letter for letter. Copies add extra letters or numbers to the end.
youtube.com/@LewisWJackson Websitelewiswjackson.com
This site. Everything I sell is linked from here or from my Skool communities.
lewiswjackson.com Email[email protected]
My email. I also send from [email protected]. Nothing else that uses my name is mine.
Email me Free communityZero One Systems
A free Skool community for people building their own AI agents.
skool.com/zero-one CommunityPart-Time Quant Academy
The course and community around Part-Time Quant, my software for testing trading ideas before any money goes near them.
skool.com/part-time-quant-academy MembersZero One Accelerator
The Accelerator cohort’s private community.
skool.com/zero-one-accelerator LinkedInLewis Jackson
My LinkedIn profile, under Lewis Jackson Ventures Ltd.
linkedin.com/in/lewisjacksonli CompanyLewis Jackson Ventures Ltd
My company, registered in England and Wales, company number 14843004.
Companies House: 14843004I’m also on Instagram (@lewis.w.jackson), X (@lewiswjackson) and TikTok (@lewisjacksontiktok). I never DM people first about money.
Know this
I will never
- Offer to recover lost or stolen crypto, or any money you’ve lost to a scam.
- Ask you to send me crypto, or to pay into a wallet.
- Message you first offering investment returns, a trading account or someone to trade for you.
- Ask for your seed phrase, passwords, a security code or remote access to your computer.
- Take payment in a DM. Every real checkout is linked from this site or my Skool communities.
I’m not connected to the “Lewis Jackson Ltd” crypto recovery websites (lewisjacksonlimited.co.uk, lewisjackson.ltd) or their Facebook page, and I’m not connected to Lewis Jackson Limited, a separate dormant UK company. Any crypto recovery offer that uses the Lewis Jackson name is fake.
What to do
If someone claims to be me
- Stop. Don’t send money or crypto, and don’t share any code or password.
- Check the account or website against the list above, letter for letter.
- Still unsure? Email [email protected] from your own email address and ask. I’ll tell you whether it’s me.
- Screenshot the messages and the profile, then report the account on the app or site where you found it.
- If you’ve paid anything, call your bank straight away, then report it (links below).
Report it
Where to report a scam
Report Fraud (was Action Fraud)
The UK’s national fraud reporting service. Online, or call 0300 123 2040.
reportfraud.police.uk Scam emails and websites[email protected]
Forward scam emails here. Report a scam website through the NCSC form.
Forward the email Scam websitesNCSC website reporting
The National Cyber Security Centre takes down fake sites. Scam texts go to 7726.
ncsc.gov.uk Scotland and elsewherePolice Scotland 101, FTC, IC3
In Scotland call 101. In the US, report to the FTC or the FBI’s ic3.gov.
reportfraud.ftc.govCame here from one of my videos?
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