InstaHealthy 2024 Reports & Reviews

InstaHealthy Reports & Reviews (7)

• Sep 22, 2023

Type of a scam Fake Invoice/Supplier Bill

Stole from us, con artist

This [censored] con artist stole 30k from us and never returned the money. How this drug out pos is still not in jail is beyond me. This system is broken.

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• Mar 28, 2024

Ryan has hidden by saying he is in CA but really operating out of Tennessee. Vending Accelerator now has a BBB report in Knoxville, TN at https://www.bbb.org/us/tn/knoxville/profile/vending-machines/vending-accelerator...⇄ />
You can file a complaint there.

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• Dec 08, 2023

I believe he is in the process of doing the same to me. How can we team up and get our money back? Can we sue?

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Initial means of contact Not applicable

This is a fraud, Ryan O'keefe needs to be stopped

this DBA "vending accelerator " previously known as instaHealthy has scammed me for 5,000$ and I've seen online other victims got scammed as well . im looking for anybody that has information on Ryan Okeffee

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• Dec 22, 2023

Me too. I am working with a lawyer. But honestly I think the best thing we can do is get his social media taken down. That is his only way of recruiting. Please take the time to report him across all platforms.

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• Dec 08, 2023

He is doing the same thing to me. Can we team up to sue?

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- Wheaton, IL, USA

Scammer's phone 619-391-1550
Scammer's address 2629 Ariane Dr., San Diego, CA 92117, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location IL 60189, USA
Total money lost $49,000
Type of a scam Investment

InstaHealthy is supposedly in the business of selling and distributing vending machines which provide “instant access to healthy choices.” InstaHealthy recruits investors online with false promises to “secure approved locations” for vendors to place purchased vending machines.

InstaHealthy’s business structure and practices are currently nothing more than a scam in which investors get no return on their investment. Through intentional misrepresentations and ommissions the owner, Ryan O'Keefe, entices investors with promises to secure the best locations and then fails to follow through. He has run the company into the ground, misappropriated investor funds and burned through employees.

Ryan O'Keefe is a con-artist, knowingly milking investors out of substantial sums of money with no intention of repaying these investments. He and his company are being sued by at least five people for breach of contract and/or fraud in San Diego County alone. DO NOT INVEST.

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