Watch out for a Choice CBD Gummies scam on icecreambabe.com aka SexoBlog USA that claims people including Mrs.







Choice CBD Gummies Scam w/ Mrs. Poindexter & Bubba Watson, Exposed

Choice CBD Gummies Scam w/ Mrs. Poindexter & Bubba Watson, Exposed

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2024-12-14T10:17:46+0800

Choice CBD Gummies Scam w/ Mrs. Poindexter & Bubba Watson, Exposed

Watch out for a Choice CBD Gummies scam on icecreambabe.com aka SexoBlog USA that claims people including Mrs. Poindexter on OnlyFans (aka the.real.mrs.poindexter), Bubba Watson, and Charlie Sheen all have something to do with the 300mg product. It's not true. Their images and likenesses were being used without authorization. They have no involvement whatsoever. The Choice CBD Gummies scam for the 300mg product shows Mrs. Poindexter and supposedly her husband Mike, as if the gummy improved ED or an erection or something about sexual health and wellness for these famous people, but it's all nonsense. Sometimes, scammers use company and/or product names without permission. Also, any other companies or product with a name similar to "Choice CBD Gummies" has nothing to do with this scam. I just want to mention that right off the top. The Choice CBD Gummies scam appeared to be going around with Mrs. Poindexter, Bubba Watson, and Charlie Sheen at the end of April 2023. I noticed it in Facebook and Instagram ads. The Choice CBD Gummies scam ads led to a page on icecreambabe.com. That page would load one of at least two articles. The first article contained content I can't show in my video, as did the second one as well. One of the articles used the image and likeness of Mrs. Poindexter and supposedly that of her husband. The Choice CBD Gummies scam has been going around for quite a while with other celebrities, too. From what I have seen, people order these CBD or keto gummies products and then receive a package from a "fulfillment center" or PO Box in Smyrna, Tennessee, Tampa, Florida, or perhaps Las Vegas, Nevada. Some people have told me in comments that they never ordered the products or even paid for them, with no charges appearing on their statements, yet they received a package at their doorstep anyway. Why is that? That's pretty scammy. I noticed on April 28, 2023, that people were looking up Choice CBD Gummies scam about the 300mg package, and this was the same day I saw the ads about Mrs. Poindexter, Bubba Watson, Charlie Sheen, and others. If you were scammed and can't find a way to contact the company's customer service and support involved other than calling the phone number (844) 313-8266 or emailing the email address care@choicebrandsdirect.com, call your credit card company and see if they can help. I hope you found this video helpful. Please tap the thumbs up button to like the video, as that might help it rank higher so others can find this and not get scammed. Also, feel free to tap the "Thanks" button off to the right of the thumbs up, thumbs down, and share buttons. I would appreciate it. Thanks for watching. Chapters: 0:00 Choice CBD Gummies Scam 0:24 Bubba Watson 1:23 Charlie Sheen 1:41 SexoBlog USA on icecreambabe.com 3:00 Fake Reviews 3:38 Mrs. Poindexter CBD Gummies Scam 4:34 Choice CBD Gummies Website (choicebrandsdirect.com) 5:02 Fake Trust Signals 5:50 Choice CBD Gummies Customer Service and Support Phone Number and Email 6:02 Closing Remarks

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