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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…
A Russian national being held in Estonia separate criminal charges will be extradited to Spain to testify to the investigating court to discuss his involvement in the fraud. In a sign that the investigation and prosecution of individuals involved in the Juicy Fields scam is well underway, the Spanish court has now issued another extradition order. This appears to be the third one after the extradition and arrest of several members of the scam from other jurisdictions to Spain this year. The latest such extradition just occurred last month when Sergei Berezin, the alleged mastermind of the fraud, was extradited…
The scammers behind the Juicyfields have manipulated victims that the concept works and that they can help make all the other victims whole. These investors then go out to the groups and share that they got their money back so that more victims fall for the trap. These victims are now tools for the scammers and even if they mean well they are now responsible, hiding their faces and names wont help as people talk. https://businesscann.com/juicy-fields-splinter-group-claims-to-be-raising-new-funds-to-refund-victims-but-investors-warned-not-to-share-details/
On Thursday, March 21, 2024, Swedish legal representative Lars Olofsson filed a class action lawsuit against Facebook Sweden AB at the Stockholm District Court. Olofsson represents 514 victims who have been deceived by ads published on Facebook in a cannabis ponzi scheme called Juicy Fields, which was initially and most successfully active between April 1 2020 and July 11, 2022. “With this lawsuit, I am demanding that Facebook take responsibility for the fact that fraudulent ads appeared on the platform and further that they were not removed when Facebook users (and my clients) reported them as fraudulent ads to the…