Zenith Cannabis
Nine BBB Scam Tracker reports in September 2026 describe 'Zenith Cannabis' as a fake cannabis delivery site
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According to Better Business Bureau (BBB Scam Tracker), Sep 20, 2026 · Read the source · +1 more
- Where
- United States
- First reported
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Reported
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Summary
Between September 5 and September 26, 2026, consumers filed nine reports to BBB Scam Tracker about a cannabis delivery service calling itself Zenith Cannabis or Zenith Cannabis Dispensary. The reporters were in Washington, Minnesota, New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Nevada, Colorado and California, and reported losses ranging from nothing to $438. Several described finding the business through a map or search listing, paying through Cash App, Apple Cash or links that converted the payment to Bitcoin, and then being asked for more money. Several reports say they were sent to a website presented as a state cannabis registration or verification service; one reporter called it a fake government agency site that asked for a $299 fee. Another reporter wrote that the Zenith site and the verification site shared the same server address. Others said they were asked to provide ID or a license upload, and that contact stopped once they questioned the charges. These are consumer allegations published by BBB, not findings by a regulator.
What the source found
- Nine Scam Tracker reports dated September 5–26, 2026 name Zenith Cannabis or Zenith Cannabis Dispensary.
- Reporters describe payment by Cash App, Apple Cash or links converting funds to Bitcoin, followed by demands for extra fees.
- A New York reporter described statemmcverify[.]com as a fake government agency website asking for a $299 cannabis registration fee.
- A Washington reporter said zenithcannabis[.]com and statemmcverify[.]com resolved to the same IP address.
- Reported losses per person ranged from $0 to $438; no reporter said a product was delivered.
Products named
- cannabis delivery orders
Payment methods asked for
- Cash App
- Crypto
Timeline
First two reports filed (Kennewick, WA and Saint Paul, MN)
Two New York reports, one naming the fake verification site
Report filed from Estes Park, CO; further reports followed through September 26
Sources
- BBB
Better Business Bureau (BBB Scam Tracker) · Sep 20, 2026
Scam Tracker search results: Zenith Cannabis (9 reports) - BBB
Better Business Bureau (BBB Scam Tracker) · Sep 12, 2026
Scam Tracker search results: zenithcannabis.com
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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. Other, unrelated businesses may use the word 'Zenith'; the entry concerns only the delivery operation described in these reports.
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