Kelly Clarkson Keto ACV Gummies Weight Loss Scam, Explained [e91f89f9d]

Any online listings mentioning Kelly Clarkson keto ACV gummies are scams. Clarkson never endorsed any weight loss gummies products. For years, scammers advertised Clarkson's image and likeness alongside various keto gummies and weight loss scams, even though she has no involvement with the products. In fact, scammers even advertised false claims saying Clarkson apologized for the scams and then pointed people to her purported real product. However, she has no real product. No celebrities or famous people of any kind have ever endorsed keto gummies or weight loss gummies.

In this video, I talk about how these never-ending scams mentioning Kelly Clarkson and keto ACV gummies for weight loss will likely never end. It's unfortunate tech companies like Meta don't care and are instead accepting advertising revenue to further promote the scams.

The reason why so many Kelly Clarkson scams keep showing up in Facebook and Instagram ads is because Meta designed their advertising policies so they make as much money as possible. Meta does not properly review all ads before they display to users. If they did properly moderate all ads, they would make less money. If they used some of their tens of billions of dollars they make in quarterly revenue, they could hire some credible moderators and stop this Clarkson keto ACV gummies weight loss scam.

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