Quick Bird Weed Delivery Dispensary
Reported to BBB Scam Tracker for demanding a $155 'safety fee' after a paid curbside order in Burbank
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According to Better Business Bureau (BBB Scam Tracker), Jun 5, 2026 · Read the source
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Summary
Quick Bird Weed Delivery Dispensary is the name a Burbank, California consumer gave in a report filed to BBB Scam Tracker on June 5, 2026. According to the report, the consumer found the business through a Google listing with positive reviews, placed an order on weeddispensary[.]cc and paid $35 by Zelle for curbside pickup. On arrival, the consumer received a text demanding a further $155 'safety fee' on the grounds that a medical card was missing from the file. The reporter refused, asked for a refund of the first payment and said none was received despite follow-ups. The report adds that the Google listing then collected about six one-star reviews from other users describing similar experiences. California cannabis retailers must hold a Department of Cannabis Control license, which can be checked on the department's license search. This is a single consumer allegation published by BBB.
What the source found
- Order placed on weeddispensary[.]cc after finding the business via a Google listing.
- After a $35 Zelle payment, the seller demanded a $155 'safety fee' citing a missing medical card.
- The reporter says no refund was issued.
Products named
- cannabis pickup orders
Payment methods asked for
- Zelle
Timeline
Scam Tracker report filed (Burbank, CA)
Sources
- BBB
Better Business Bureau (BBB Scam Tracker) · Jun 5, 2026
Scam Tracker search results: Quick Bird Weed Delivery Dispensary
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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. Only one report; two different phone numbers appeared in two fetches of the listing, so none is recorded here.
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