I was reaching out to a business to receive a delivery for a CBD product. The seller was asking for $150 up front for the product; however, they kept adding additional charges of $100 to get the product. These transactions were made through the Chime app and they attempted to login into my PayPal account. They were persistent about sending only through Friends and Family as that the only unprotected option. When i pushed back on the payments, they were getting aggressive and telling me i was acting crazy for questioning their intentions. They have several Chime Accounts and various emails they used to receive payments. Please see below as these are the information they provided: Chime: $Patrick-Hall-169 $Michael-Rodriguez-1564 $Hannah-Acord-1 $Frank-Shaffer-5 $Amber-Fiorino-1 $William-Ritchie-29 $Gray-Acevedo Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

They sell vape items, disposables, cbd gummies, Zippo items. Under search they sell kratom, dopium, 7-oh, 1957 half dollars, and 1995 misc items. (Of which I have 2nd screenshot of)

Purchase a cbd pipe and never got delivered or tracking information ever send

I placed two orders on Thursday, 6/18. I paid for priority shipping. I have received an email regarding my order, being shipped, however according to the postal service, the company has yet to ship my order. Or create a shipping label. I would like to be refunded. I want others to know as well, so no one else gets scammed. At this point, I’m not expecting to ever receive these orders

Bought a cbd pen online was a fake store

I ordered CBD gummies from a company called sugar high and they failed to explain their delivery service would 1st charge $140 and the anotger $270 to deliver the product and now the delivery service who said it was refundable will not refund my $130 after the company said it was legit and when I canceled the order from sugar high they refused to refund my $130 for the product not delivered and none of this was disclosed during the initial transaction . 1 that it wasn’t deliverable without all these fees and that it was a non refundable purchase. They only took pay from Apple Pay, chime or Zelle. They are scam artists who just stole $140 from a stage 4 cancer patient. Despicable business practices. BUYER BEWARE!!

Please note that I wrote a similar complaint to the Florida Attorney General’s Office in March 2026 and on 2 April, received a very noncommittal response with suggestions that I complain elsewhere . Although I believe this circumstance falls squarely within the Florida Attorney General’s Office to enforce deceptive and unfair trade practices, I’m writing elsewhere in the hope other offices take my concerns and investigates this organization known as Forest Mountain Farms (forestmountainfarmscbd.lovable.app) for fraudulent practices. During the last week of February 2026, I received a package in my mailbox addressed to a Thomas Kwiedorowicz at my residential address. When opened, the package allegedly contained CBD gummies; just labeled as such with none of the normal packaging one would expect to see on supplements, etc. The mailing receipt is enclosed. Initially, we thought the package was merely misdelivered because this happens quite frequently in my rural community. Since neither my husband or I ordered such a product, we followed up first by email (later determined to be bogus) and then phoned the 1-877 number to find out more about the order. Someone answered the phone who sounded intoxicated and indicated they would pass my contact information to their supervisor who would contact me. Long story short, while speaking with this individual I began to feel like the order was credit card fraud. After concluding the conversation, I phoned my bank and discovered that it was fraud. The credit card transaction, along with a smaller purchase made by the same “Thomas Kwiedorowicz” earlier in that week, were both cancelled. I received a new credit card 10 days later. Inconvenient but not fatal. Our bank processed these transactions at first, even knowing there was no “Thomas Kwiedorowicz” listed as an authorized credit card holder nor even a “Thomas Kwiedorowicz” listed as a resident at our address. Since February, two other community residents have had similar deliveries from other CBD organizations and believed those packages to be misdelivered as well. Needless to say, these other two incidents were also part of a credit card fraud scheme. The discovery of two additional incidents involving Forest Mountain Farms online is what prompted me to continue writing for assistance. What I discovered from research: This Forest Mountain Farms organization may be operating with or using stolen credit card information as part of their sales scheme. Two other complaints were discovered online (enclosed). The website address listed above doesn’t look legitimate. This Forest Mountain Farms organization may not be licensed to operate in Florida (or in any other state). The shipping label contains an address to a warehouse in Florida. There are 8 businesses associated with the address, but Forest Mountain Farms is not among those businesses and does not appear to be a legitimate business. Because we live in a rural area, mis-delivery of packages is not uncommon. However, there was enough “correct” information on this label to make us wonder if this is part of a home break-in scheme or further misuse of our personal information. I did alert our local sheriff’s department about our concerns. Anyone can “google” our address and discover the location, and in particular, how far off the road we are located. That isn’t to say our home isn’t well protected- it is. But the potential for a break-in is greatly increased when a stranger is misusing your personal information, particularly a home address. Please investigate the legitimacy of this organization and stop them from further fraudulent practices. Given the bogus email (which would have resulted in a notification to a legitimate company that the transaction may be fraudulent) it feels highly probably that this organization is using stolen information. Respectfully, ****** ************ **** ****** **** ***** ***** ** 2116###-###-####

At the end of January 2026, I purchased CBD peanut for my epileptic dog. I didn't think to check the expiration date because I've never received expired products before. Recently my husband noticed that the product expired sometime in 2025.

Ordered CBD drinks. Looked like the real WYLD CBD website.

Received a call that I owed 199.91 for CBD gummies. I have never ordered CBD gummies online. When I asked for more information the caller insisted I already had the information and he was representing a third party. When I asked who the third party was he wouldn’t say and stated if I didn’t resolve this debt now that it would be sent to their legal team for further action.