Scams
Faith Hill and Tim McGraw have nothing to do with any keto diet or belly melt weight loss gummies.
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Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks never endorsed keto weight loss gummies or any sort of belly melt gummies.
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Dr. Oz has never endorsed weight loss gummies or keto gummies nor did he endorse a gummy product with apple cider vinegar, perhaps better known as ACV.
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Kelly Clarkson was not forced by NBC or the producers of The Voice to lose 30 pounds, nor did she ever endorse keto ACV gummies.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines never endorsed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show an intermittent keto routine or any kind of weight loss gummies or keto gummies.
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A Sam's Club Shopper Survey was nothing but a survey scam for a gift card or reward that led to hidden subscription fees.
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Delta Air Lines or Airlines was not giving away in a promotion $500 gift cards for $1 or $100 rewards for taking a short emailed survey.
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This Cash App scam email about a deposit of $500 led to hidden subscription scams on so-called gadget and consumer websites.
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Ree Drummond is not leaving Food Network to endorse keto gummies or any kind of weight loss gummies.
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A TikTok post that shows a message that claims someone has died and that users should click a link to learn more information is labeled as a scam.
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A scam text message from Netflix that claims the user needs to click on a link to resolve billing issues has a Scam rating over it.
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A McAfee invoice scam email claimed to be a confirmation receipt for renewal.
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Shark Tank keto gummies reviews are a scam.
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Oprah Winfrey did not suffer a tragedy or die in May 2022 nor did she endorse keto weight loss gummies in Time magazine with Ellen DeGeneres.
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 Kelly Ripa isn't leaving Live with Ryan and Kelly after storming off of an interview in tears, nor did she endorse a new line of skincare products.
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Facebook ads falsely claimed that some allegations against Dolly Parton had been confirmed.
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YouTube ads about the purported weight loss and Alpine ice hack diet product Alpilean told a lie about a family connection.
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Online ads claimed that Elon Musk and Tesla endorsed Power Saver Pro or Pro Power Saver which supposedly were electricity-saving devices that could reduce utility bills by up to 90 percent.
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A purported ice hack diet and weight loss product called Alpilean was featured in a misleading YouTube ad.
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Sandra Bullock never endorsed CBD gummies nor were there any allegations against her.
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