Joy Reid Keto Weight Loss Gummies Deepfake Scam with Anderson Cooper

Look out for this Joy Reid and Anderson Cooper keto weight loss gummies deepfake and AI audio scam video that's circulating on Facebook and Instagram that claims she appeared on CNN to promote a "weight loss formula" and endorsed NTX Keto Gummies, Active Keto, or something about 1st Keto Bites. The image and likeness of Reid and Cooper were being used without permission, and they had nothing to do with any of this.

This scam led to a fake Facebook website that was designed to fool people into believing they were still on Facebook. Instead, they were on sudohony.com. On this fake Facebook website, it was designed to make it look like Joy Reid had made a post about 1st Keto Bites Keto Gummies. This was simply the second step of the scam.

The third step of the scam went to secure.buyketobites.com/v2, which is a scam website. This website claimed a medical journal endorsed or wrote about Keto Bites Keto + ACV Gummies, which was false. It also claimed Dr. Mehmet Oz had something to do with this. He didn't.

Near the end of the video, I found a customer service and support phone number. However, this number appeared on a scam website. My recommendation is to go straight to your credit card company. Call them and sort it out. I'm sorry that scammers are such terrible people.

Key Moments:
0:00 Joy Reid and Anderson Cooper Deepfake Scam
1:49 Fake Facebook Website
4:37 Who's Behind This?
5:50 Clint Eastwood
7:06 Keto Bites Keto + ACV Gummies Website Scam
8:35 Customer Service Phone Number and Email Address