Oprah K1 Keto Life 'Shark Tank' Scam, Explained

Oprah K1 Keto Life 'Shark Tank' Scam, Explained

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Why is a verified Facebook page for Dove Men+Care advertising a K1 Keto Life weight loss pills, capsules, or gummies scam with the image and likeness of Oprah Winfrey, Mark Cuban from "Shark Tank," Ellen DeGeneres, Ree Drummond, and other celebrities? In fact, the picture in the ad, with was Photoshopped, showed Mark Cuban supposedly holding a bottle of the product on the set of the show. I received this Facebook ad on Aug. 21, 2022, from a Facebook page supposedly named @dovemen.ok. And one correction: This product appears to be capsules, not gummies, but that's unclear.

Right off the top, Oprah, Mark Cuban, "Shark Tank," DeGeneres, and Drummond never endorsed K1 Keto Life weight loss pills, capsules, or gummies or any CBD or keto gummies products, ever. It's all a huge scam, and it’s unclear why Dove Men+Care was advertising a scam on a Sunday afternoon to tens of thousands of people.

The strange Oprah ad with Mark Cuban from Shark Tank showed him holding a K1 Keto Life weight loss pills, capsules, or gummies bottle with the words, "Oprah's 'All Purpose Melter' Gummies that Burn around the clock. It works so well and so badly that I had to stop at week 4 because it is so effective. We guarantee that. Many women in US are thanking Oprah for her tasty gummies that not only work, but help keep it off too." This was all nonsense.

Clicking the ad led to a fake Time magazine article with Oprah and her image and likeness. Scammers created the fake Time magazine article by copying and design from the real website and then recreating it on a website called Buy Goods Today. The website said the FDA "confirmed" something about K1 Keto Life weight loss pills, capsules, or gummies, which was not true. This made it look like maybe the FDA approved something related to the product, but I saw no information that confirmed any of this.

If any viewers know what was happening with Dove Men+Care advertising K1 Keto Life weight loss pills, capsules, or gummies with Oprah, Mark Cuban, “Shark Tank,” etc… let me know. It’s possible that a scammer gained access to a budget that was tied in with a Dove Men+Care Croatian account, as I mentioned. But it’s unclear if that’s what happened.

Chapters:
00:00 Mark Cuban in Dove Men+Care Facebook Ad
02:10 Oprah Winfrey Fake Time Magazine Article
02:46 Ellen DeGeneres and Ree Drummond Appear
04:06 K1 Keto Life Customer Service Phone Number
04:22 Commentary and Closing