PureKana CBD Gummies Scams for Shows and Elon Musk, Explained

PureKana CBD Gummies Scams for Shows and Elon Musk, Explained

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Watch out for this PureKana CBD Gummies scam with fake reviews that claim the product was endorsed by the cast of a show, Elon Musk, Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Sam Elliott, Garth Brooks, Dr. Ben Carson and a "brain booster," Phil Mickelson, Denzel Washington, Robert De Niro and other celebrities. These celebrities have never endorsed PureKana CBD Gummies or any products like these. Scammers were using the product name and company name in an unauthorized manner. This video in no way calls into question the product itself. Rather, it looks to educate people about the unauthorized scams. Here's more information about these kinds of scams: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/dr-oz-keto-weight-loss-gummies/.

The PureKana CBD Gummies scam is out there in mid-September 2023 with plenty of fake reviews disguised as Facebook comments. There are likely also mentions of a show, even though they have never invested in any products that resemble this one.

With the PureKana CBD Gummies scam and fake reviews, it's likely that there are further fake celebrity endorsements out there, so watch out for those. Here's an article from the U.S. Better Business Bureau (BBB) about that: https://www.bbb.org/article/scams/18549-scam-alert-celebrity-impersonations-get-more-sophisticated-with-ai-technology.

If you have any questions about the PureKana CBD Gummies scam and fake reviews, please let me know in the comments down below. Visit the official PureKana website for more information about the product. Avoid the scam websites!

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