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Dolly Parton targeted in weight-loss CBD gummy scam

Summary by Ground News
Scammers are creating look-alike sites with fake news articles using Dolly's name and likeness. Fake stories often cut to bogus quotes attributed to Dolly and other celebrities. Other celebrities such as Keanu Reeves and Blake Shelton have had their names and likenesses used in fake stories.

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Dolly Parton makes it clear she's not endorsing CBD gummies, but she is a fan of cornbread

It turns out scammers are posting fake news websites on Facebook and are illegally using Dolly's name and likeness to trick people into buying CBD and keto products.

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Dolly Parton Debunks Facebook Scam Gummy Ads: Says She’s “More The Cake, Cookie And Cornbread Type”

Dolly Parton wants you to know she does not endorse any keto or CBD gummy product, despite what you might have seen on Facebook.

·Los Angeles, United States
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Dolly Parton 'more cake and cornbread type' as she denies selling CBD gummies

Country superstar Dolly Parton has pushed back against false social media adverts claiming she's endorsing keto and CBD gummy products.

·London, United Kingdom
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Dolly Parton targeted in weight-loss CBD gummy scam

The country music star has taken to Twitter to warn fans of deceiving advertisements.

·Auckland, New Zealand
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No, Dolly Parton is not selling Keto CBD gummies that can 'reverse dementia'

'She’s more the cake, cookie and cornbread type'

·Toronto, Canada
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Dolly Parton confirms gummy products bearing her name are a scam

Dolly Parton confirms gummy products bearing her name are a scam - The Number One music magazine feat. band & artist news, reviews, interviews, videos & gossip UK & worldwide.

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NZ Herald broke the news in Auckland, New Zealand on Thursday, February 2, 2023.
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