Online users, beware of some websites that claim to sell "KetoGenic Accelerator Venture Supplements," a so-called weight loss pills that makers claimed were featured on Shark Tank and FoxNews. But, I am not able to find any such product on Shark Tank or FoxNews. Over the past 2 weeks, I have received hundreds of spam emails from suspicious ".icu" websites or domain names claiming to sell KetoGenic. The ".icu" domain names are currently being abused by online scammers, who are creating fake websites and luring their potential victims to them, so beware.
After you are taken to the ".icu" websites, you are then redirected to www.venturesupplements.com. I came across a few suspicious review websites that all have links to back to the same website.
A "KetoGenic Accelerator Venture Supplements" Spam Email
Subject: The Ultimate Weight Loss (Become a Fat Burning Machine in 3 Days)
From: "*KetoFit*" @ketofitt.icu
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The link in the spam emails go to the following website: www.venturesupplements.com/ketogenicaccelerator
Call: +17206198238
Email: contact@venturesupplements.com
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