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The ’World’s Biggest Cannabis Scam’ Is Totally Unravelling
Hundreds of thousands of people from around the world are said to have invested in JuicyFields, a firm that pledged to connect online investors with cannabis farms. But now there are suspicions that it was a Ponzi scheme…
Show Me the Money: Why Ethical Cannabis Conferences Need to Return Juicy Fields Cash to Authorities ”One of the reasons that the Juicy Fields scandal got so large, so quickly, is that unethical conferences took the cash and asked no questions, even when warned. Anyone who took such money needs to step up to the plate and return it to public authorities – and if they do not authorities need to step in. Cannabis companies also need to think twice about associating themselves with such venues”
International arrests in multiple countries of at this point 11 people (that we know of) is just the tip of the iceberg. And we have the inside scoop. Last week, the first arrests in the Juicy Fields scam made global news. Which then of course led to the massive speculation, particularly in the cannapress and social media, but also the German media, about who it was who actually got busted. While the Cannabis Cowboys over at DW, who also quoted the Russian Whistleblower (this time anonymously after outing him in the Russian press), wanted to revel in their inside knowledge,…
https://myhealthjoint.com/investigating-the-juicy-fields-crypto-cannabis-scam/ ”“It’s absolutely mind-blowing – and we’re hardened lawyers who’ve seen it all,” he said. ”Combining them, he estimates that investors are likely to have lost more than €700 million in investments, adding that it was “no less than €500 million”.”