Forest Mountain Farms CBD Gummies
BBB Scam Tracker reports describe AI 'celebrity' ads for Forest Mountain Farms CBD gummies and unexpected charges
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According to Better Business Bureau (BBB Scam Tracker), May 12, 2026 · Read the source
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- United States
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Summary
Forest Mountain Farms is a CBD gummy brand named in two reports filed to BBB Scam Tracker in 2026. In a report dated January 26, 2026, a New Jersey consumer said the gummies were promoted with AI-generated videos using Tiger Woods and the Shark Tank television show, that the advertised trial price was $39.80 but the card was charged $214.68, and that customer service was evasive and offered stepped-up discounts before saying a refund had been issued; the product was also listed under the name CBD Life Wellness. In a second report, dated May 12, 2026 and classed as identity theft, a Maryland consumer said an unsolicited package of CBD gummies arrived under an unknown name at the consumer's address and that she later found unauthorized charges on the reporter's card. These are consumer allegations published by BBB.
What the source found
- January 26, 2026 report: AI-generated Tiger Woods and Shark Tank videos; $214.68 charged against an advertised $39.80.
- May 12, 2026 report: unsolicited CBD gummy package and later fraudulent card charges; listed as identity theft.
- The second report cites a website hosted on a lovable[.]app subdomain.
Products named
- CBD gummies
Timeline
Scam Tracker report on fake celebrity ads and overcharge (NJ)
Scam Tracker report on unsolicited package and card fraud (MD)
Sources
- BBB
Better Business Bureau (BBB Scam Tracker) · May 12, 2026
Scam Tracker search results: Forest Mountain Farms (2 reports)
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Status notes
BBB Scam Tracker reports are consumer submissions; BBB publishes them but does not verify every detail. Individual report IDs could not be captured because bbb.org serves a bot check to scripted browsers; the source links are Scam Tracker searches that returned these reports on 2026-09-24. Editor should open them in a normal browser, record the report IDs and screenshot them before publishing. The website in the May report was rendered as both 'forestmountainfarmscbd' and 'forestmountainfarmscbc' on a lovable[.]app subdomain in two fetches, so it is not listed as an identifier. Celebrities named did not endorse the product according to the reporter; editor should keep that framing.
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