People are searching on Google for Proper CBD Gummies with the words scam, “Shark Tank,” legit, reviews, price, and other terms, and I believe I figured out why. I’m not going to give you a link or anything. I’m not an affiliate marketer. I hunt down scams.
Right off the top, let me tell you that scammers often use the names of these CBD and keto gummies products without the permission of the company, which was what was happening here. Any company with the name Proper CBD Gummies has nothing to do with these scams. Also, the scammers use the image and likeness of celebrities without their authorization, like how “Shark Tank” shows up here in Google search results for Proper CBD Gummies.
Before I continue, real quick, please like this video to help me out, and check out the pinned comment down below which has a link to my brief film that shows before and after photos comparing the exact same locations in New York City in the 1870s and 1880s, to present-day. You know, then and now. Another link is to a full-length New York City history documentary. I’ve also explored an abandoned island resort and even an abandoned town in the woods. It’s pretty cool stuff and I hope you can check it out.
So here’s what I found. A Google search for Proper CBD Gummies with the words scam, legit, reviews, price, and other terms, first brought me here to this result in Google News. It was an article on Tribune India with the headline, “Proper CBD Gummies – Viralix CBD Gummies REVIEWS Scam or Legit How & Where to Buy?” India. I’ve been doing reporting about these CBD and keto gummies scams for a few years, and India usually pops up like this.
I then searched Facebook for Proper CBD Gummies and found a long list of Facebook pages that had been created, all of which had between 0 and 2 followers. These pages had links that led not to a product called Proper CBD Gummies, but rather Pelican CBD Gummies, Smilz CBD Gummies, and Greenhouse Research Pure CBD Gummies. Again, it appeared that scammers, possibly in India and China, were using these product names without the authorization of the companies.
Be on the lookout for fake celebrity endorsements for various products that claim they’ll help you lose weight or will help you overcome some disease. There are so many scammers out there that are trying to convince people that Oprah Winfrey and other big-name celebrities endorsed CBD and keto gummies, and it’s all lies. As I said, I’ve done some reporting about all of this in the past. This is just another update to this world of CBD and keto gummies scams.
As always, I hope that you learned something from watching this video. I’m making all of these videos on my own time on nights and weekends to help people. There’s so much big news happening out there and there’s just not enough time during the day to publish reporting about all of the smaller stories like these scams, so I am spending my free time to help people out, so again, please click the Like button, the thumbs up button, and that will tell Google and YouTube my video has some value, and maybe then it’ll rank highly, and therefore someone might be able to receive help before being scammed.
Again, please check out my creative projects about New York City history and abandoned places in the pinned comment down below.
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