Complete Scam
Complete Scam. Using people’s videos, actors an AI to make money by selling cheap products….
19 March 2026
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Absolute scam!!! Beware
Absolute scam!!!
They use AI and stolen footage to tell a fake child cancer story to sell mass produced crochet products and collect donations for a child that doesn't exists. This needs to stop!!!
8 March 2026
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Maybe not on the up and up. Use caution.
There seems to be a problem with this company using other people videos to sell products.
Like a child has cancer, please buy a handmade product to help. I can’t get any clarification at all. So do some research on your own before buying.
31 January 2026
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