cz3.cannadiabv[.]com
Czech Trade Inspection lists spam-promoted 'cannabis' diabetes remedy site as risky, citing an invented doctor
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According to Česká obchodní inspekce (Czech Trade Inspection Authority), Jun 19, 2021 · Read the source
Summary
The Czech Trade Inspection Authority (ČOI) added the website cz3.cannadiabv[.]com to its public list of risky e-shops on June 19, 2021. According to the listing, visitors usually reach the site through spam emails, and it promotes an unknown preparation as a treatment for diabetes; the ČOI attached a cannabis-themed screenshot to the entry. The inspectorate said the other information on the site was wholly inadequate, that the stated operator was an alleged Panamanian company linked to many other risky websites, and that a countdown timer pressured visitors to buy without thinking. It also said the doctor shown promoting the product was fictitious and that his photo came from a stock image library. The ČOI warned consumers against buying from the site. The listing does not say whether the product contains any cannabis ingredient.
What the source found
- Listed by ČOI as a risky e-shop on June 19, 2021.
- Reached mainly through spam email; offers an unknown preparation for alleged diabetes treatment.
- Operator given as a purported Panamanian company tied to many other risky sites.
- ČOI says the promoting doctor is invented and his photo is a stock image; a countdown timer pressures buyers.
Products named
- unnamed 'cannabis' health preparation
Timeline
Added to ČOI list of risky e-shops
Sources
- Regulator
Česká obchodní inspekce (Czech Trade Inspection Authority) · Jun 19, 2021
Rizikové e-shopy (entry: cz3.cannadiabv.com)
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Status notes
Czech-language source; translation by Verdex. The site is likely offline. Could be treated as fake health product marketing rather than a cannabis seller.
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