just before I begin this video please hit like down below and comment with your favorite pizza top and the reason why you know a simple comment like that could start some discussion the more discussion I have the better it looks to Google who then places my video higher and I can help more people so if that makes sense that makes sense that's good like comment subscribe check out my screen here it is September 5th 2024 it says Kelly Clarkson forced to lose 30 PBS by NBC's producer she lost 50 that's never it never happened this
is a fake Today Show article and it came this is on a website called trim boost plan. shop which is a scam website and they claim here Kelly Clarkson endorsed keto gummies and specifically the product is called keto rain keto BHB gummies which is the latest scam product in the world of Keto gummies no famous people have ever endorsed keto keto ACV gummies or anything like that any sort of Keto gummies and if you saw something out there that you you thought confirmed did like Oprah or something it's all fake it's all false scammers are
using the photos and names of celebrities to make you think that they endorsed these products they never did not one person not one Medical Professional you know University or anything's ever endorse these products because they don't do anything they don't help you lose weight and this keto rain keto BHB gummies is no different it just sounds very very interesting oh rain wow and so you go to the next website which is tretor rain.com deal which was registered on July 26 2024 which was just a little over a month ago not surprising it's fairly new scammers
keep changing the names of these products over and over again to like see what works best in the marketing side of things so they can optimize their metrics and continue to scam people to hurt people to hurt people in a way that makes the victims desperate to get their money back because not everyone has a whole lot of money so the people who are executing these scams might have designed a world in their brains where they feel like what they're doing is okay but really it's evil is what it is obviously lots of scammy stuff
here extremely high media demand not true limited Supply not true CBS News NBC CNN and Women's Health they never said anything about this no published articles or anything melt fat fast without diet or exercise is a scam like that's a scam tactic a scam promise 100% they have this order form up here because they don't want you to keep scrolling down and reading all the other garbage like these magazines never said anything about this there's a medical journal they mention here that never published anything about this they they claim that Dr Oz endorsed the product
he never did not once Dr mem oz of The Dr Oz Show and then you scroll all the way down past a bunch of other scammy stuff and you got Doral Florida in a PO Box which USPS would be very interested in looking into and I'm really sure pretty sure that the FTC already knows about this because they are looking into keto gummies the world of scams and keto gummies just look up on Google keto gummies ftc2 200 million and you'll find an article from I think July 1 2024 talking about a case in Central
Florida a court case where the FTC is really going hard against this they they're really you know trying to to figure out they they they named some names they're trying to figure out exactly what happened and or they figured out what happened I guess on their side that's why they brought the case and the case is ongoing and so that's good news right obviously look in here to see if there's a phone number because I know okay here is a support tretor rain.com email address that might be helpful to some of you but you know
if we don't see a phone number that obviously is a little bit of an issue because some of you probably want to try to get a refund and my best advice is to call a credit card company for that um as my dog scratches below me let's see here on my little thing I stand on hey bud stop um I don't see anything else here which is problematic because you need to be able to find a phone number if you made a purchase just so that you can call the company and it's not really surprising
that they didn't include that because by not including more information on how to call then they get to keep your money and that's the whole goal of this they're not trying to help you lose weight they're trying to trap you in a subscription just just as the FTC is talking about in their court case so watch out for this these come with subscription charges of hundreds of dollars a month that's the whole point of all this it's not keto gummies or weight loss or anything and again no celebrities ever endorse these products I just know
that and keto rain is just one of the latest names for these products don't believe it don't believe that apple cider vinegar or green tea extract or other stuff in your pantry like lemon juice or whatever might be able to help you lose weight if you just mix up the right ingredients all that it's part of the scam world of weight loss speak to a doctor about a weight loss plan make a do doctor's appointment Medical Professional go speak with someone who knows what they're talking about who is educated is my advice I hope you
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