Facebook review: Numerous fake greenvibe cbc ads

Lately, numerous tinnitus ads have been showing up on Facebook. More than one ad shows Shark Tank cast member Kevin O'Leary endorsing the product. Since I've had tinnitus for years, I was interested in a cure. Not suspecting that Facebook would allow a fake ad, and numerous variations of it, I clicked on the link to find out more. The website showed 3 possible combinations of cbd bottles ranging from $39 to $199. Since I was still a little skeptical, I went ahead and filled out the form for the $39 option, along with my credit card number. The transaction was immediately declined with a message claiming that there was an error and to try again, so I did. About an hour later l got a little suspicious so I did some detective work and found that the ad was completely fake and that Shark Tank never endorsed any tinnitus cures. I received an email from "[protected]@trygreenvibecbd.com" saying my order for $198.78 had been received. Since I now knew the ad was false and the amount charged to my credit card was about $160 more than I agreed to, I called the number on the receipt [protected]) numerous times. Each time my call was answered and when I tried to explain, I was immediately hug up on. I called my credit card company and was told that the money had already been processed and there was nothing I could do but try to fight it, which I am currently doing. I cancelled my credit card.

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