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Jelly Boost product ordered on Facebook was worthless
Jelly Boost is a fraudulent weight-loss scam
No, Jelly Boost is not legit; it is a fraudulent weight-loss scam.
Why
Jelly Boost Is a ScamFake Endorsements: The advertisements use unauthorized, AI-generated deepfake videos featuring celebrities and doctors (such as Oprah Winfrey and Jenna Bush) who have no connection to the product.Deceptive Billing:
Victims report being overcharged instead of receiving advertised free bottles, and find it nearly impossible to cancel or get customer service help.Unproven Claims: The product relies on fake "secret gelatin" or "gummy" weight-loss tricks that lack any scientific backing or FDA approval.
What You Should Do
Do Not Buy: Avoid clicking on the ads or sharing your credit card and personal information.
From Gemini:
Report the Fraud: If you already purchased it, contact your bank or credit card company immediately to dispute the charges, and file a report with the Better Business Bureau Scam Tracker.
Jelly Boost gummies not as advertised