Friday, 17 December 2021

CBD gummy ‘endorsements’ are nothing to do with Andy Murray – ignore them

 

CBD gummy ‘endorsements’ are FAKE

Fake celebrity endorsements remain a popular method of drawing people into scams and fake products online. This time people spotted British tennis legend Andy Murray’s name being used in ads for CBD gummies. 

We (Which?) let Andy know – you can read his response here, as well as our advice on how to spot and report the fake ads.

Fake Andy Murray endorsement

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