Donna and Rosy Khalife Gummies Scam, Explained

Donna and Rosy Khalife Gummies Scam, Explained

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Two sisters named Donna and Rosy Khalife did appear on a reality TV show, but they never endorsed any scam products like CBD or keto gummies for weight loss or the ability to "reverse dementia." They appeared on the show years ago to pitch their company Surprise Ride, something about educational activity boxes for kids. The company has nothing to do with medicinal products or gummies.

The appearance of Donna and Rosy Khalife on the show is being used in scams, meaning that their image and likeness are being used without permission, and they nor any of the investors on the show have anything to do with CBD or keto gummies including Truth CBD Gummies and other products, nor did they ever endorse or create any weight loss or "reverse dementia" gummies. One of the headlines read, "Revolutionary Miracle to Reverse Dementia Nets Biggest Deal in Show History with Truth CBD Gummies!"

If you saw ads that claimed Donna and Rosy Khalife endorsed gummies and you fell for the scam and ordered products, call your credit card company and tell them everything that happened. Try to get your money back. Also, be sure to block future charges from the seller, as you were signed up for a subscription, whether you knew it or not.

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Key moments:
0:00 Donna and Rosy Khalife Gummies Scam
1:14 Scam Article from Entertainment Today
2:03 'Big Pharma' BS
2:40 Their Actual Episode
3:40 If You Were Scammed