David Suzuki CBD Gummies Scam for Green Leafz, Cannagreenz, and Others, Explained

2024-12-31T01:19:38-0500

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Watch out for a scam that claims David Suzuki endorsed CBD or keto gummies. David Suzuki never endorsed Green Leafz CBD Gummies, Cannagreenz CBD Gummies, or any similar products. Also, Wayne Gretzky, Celine Dion, Michael J. Fox, and William Shatner never endorsed CBD or keto gummies either. It's all a big scam. In this video, I show scam Facebook ads that claim David Suzuki met "a tragic end" that lead to websites that claim he endorsed Green Leafz CBD Gummies and also Cannagreenz CBD Gummies, and also make false claims about Wayne Gretzky, Celine Dion, Michael J. Fox, and William Shatner. Those ads lead to a big and fake MSNBC NBC News article that says, "O'Leary VS Suzuki Feud Reaches Fever Pitch - Lawsuits Pile Up As Sponsors Threaten CBC." This article is fiction. In the fake article that claims in the scam that David Suzuki endorsed Green Leafz CBD Gummies and also Cannagreenz CBD Gummies, it claims that Wayne Gretzky, Celine Dion, Michael J. Fox, and William Shatner all endorsed the products too, but that's not true. They have absolutely nothing to do with this. The image and likeness of all of these people are being used without their permission, as is the company name without authorization. In regard to all scams, my advice is this: If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. If you think that one of your favorite celebrities endorsed CBD or keto gummies, it's likely not true. I believe Martha Stewart might have a real line of CBD products, but many of the other celebrities featured in these scams have nothing to do with them. Thanks for watching, please like this video, and also subscribe. Chapters: 0:00 David Suzuki Facebook Ads 3:18 Fake NBC News MSNBC Article 5:07 Green Leafz CBD Gummies 6:51 Wayne Gretzky, Celine Dion, Michael J. Fox, and William Shatner 8:38 Customer Service Phone Number 8:56 Cannagreenz CBD Gummies 9:08 Customer Service Phone Number 9:25 Watch Out for Recurring Charges