This video is all about the Fast Ripped Keto ACV Gummies scam and fake reviews featuring fake weight loss endorsements from Oprah Winfrey and likely the case of "Shark Tank," Kelly Clarkson and numerous other celebrities. These scams for keto gummies with apple cider vinegar (ACV) – including Fast Ripped Keto ACV Gummies – have been circulating online for several years. The scams often begin in an ad on Facebook, Instagram or next to a news article, then lead to a scam article that looks like the website of a major publisher such as USA Today, CNN, Fox News or some other organization. The third and final step is the product purchase page, which also contains scams including the false claim Dr. Mehmet Oz endorsed the products.

Fast Ripped Keto ACV Gummies is the latest name of a supposed weight loss gummies product circulating online in May 2024. These products have no credible backing from medical professionals, in terms of the ability to easily lose weight with no diet or exercise – a promise made on the product purchase pages. Further, these products are sold on other websites such as Amazon, Justified Laboratories, Vita Hot Deals, Vitamin Place, Walmart and others. My recommendation is to not order any keto gummies products. Instead, go see a doctor. Get advice from a medical professional. One thing that doctor will not do is recommend you buy keto gummies. Instead, they're going to offer you credible, sound solutions such as diet and exercise or something else.

I first noticed Fast Ripped Keto ACV Gummies being mentioned in a scam ad on Facebook featuring a deepfake video of Oprah Winfrey with AI audio. The video led to a scam website claiming to be Facebook. However, it was a scam website. That scam website was designed to fool users into believing they were still looking at Facebook when they weren't. Do not be fooled by scam websites like these. They aim to get your money. Don't let that happen. Instead, again, go visit a medical professional. The only thing that Fast Ripped Keto ACV Gummies is going to rip fast is your bank account. See, I have lame jokes. By the way, if you are reading this description, say "waffle" in a comment and I will reply with a waffle emoji.

Fast Ripped Keto ACV Gummies is a supposed weight loss product. However, again, it has no credible backing. Further, these products come with pricey subscriptions of hundreds of dollars a month. Also, people who fell for the scam have told me the return addresses are fake. They lead to a supposed fulfillment center mentioning P.O. Box 7000 Smyrna, Tennessee 37167. Also, people have told me in comments and emails they received the product at their doorstep despite never having made a purchase, nor did they see a charge on their credit card. Other people received a charge on their credit card for the products despite never having ordered them. Talk about odd. Sounds like a brushing scam.

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Chapters:
0:00 Fast Ripped Keto Scam
0:55 Oprah Winfrey Deepfake Video
2:26 Fake Facebook Post from Oprah
3:45 Same Product, Different Name
4:53 Fast Ripped Keto Reviews Are Fake
6:09 Sponsored Content Articles
7:23 How To Help and Closing Remarks