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Title: While the world is waiting for a vaccine, one mom has found a solution to fight back against the coronavirus outbreak.
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Published: Mar 24, 2020
Author: Amy Sears | Outbreak News
Post Date: 2020-03-26 15:32:10 by BTP Holdings
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While the world is waiting for a vaccine, one mom has found a solution to fight back against the coronavirus outbreak.

By Amy Sears | Outbreak News

March 24, 2020

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A mom in Florida is not waiting on a solution to the Coronavirus Outbreak that has now spread to over 200 thousand people worldwide. She is taking matters in her own hand and swears that her approach is far better than what most people are doing now.

While the CDC is responding to an outbreak of respiratory disease caused by a novel (new) coronavirus that was first detected in China and which has now been detected in more than 100 locations internationally, including in the United States. Jamie, a mother of 2 is responding in her own fashion and is claiming her household hasn't so much as caught even a common cold in over 4 years. She claims that she had found a natural way to kill bugs and viruses in more ways than one after a series of colds and flus hit her family 5 years ago.

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#2. To: BTP Holdings (#0)

It would help if when posting an article - you post it in its entirety or at least post the url !

noone222  posted on  2020-03-27   6:16:11 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  

#4. To: noone222, Fake BTP News, scams (#2)

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The search turned up an article under the Fox News header—though not on any Fox News site—that read, “While the world is waiting for a vaccine, one mom has found a solution to fight back against the coronavirus outbreak.” While the byline named an actual Fox News editor, the article was fake. It advertised a product called Immunity Blend, which promised to “distribute benefits” to entire households and “protect against environmental threats.” The fake article claimed that “even if you do catch a virus, the symptoms and time it affects you [sic] experience, are greatly reduced.”

Said the mom in the ad, “I am not worried about the Coronavirus hitting our family because I have 3 ways to fight back in just 1 bottle of botanical oils.”

The concoction contains eucalyptus oil, which the ad claims has been “proven effective” against the swine flu and Herpes type 1. “Could it also kill the 2020 Coronavirus,” it asks. The website links to an order form, underneath which a warning in red booms: “Due to global outbreaks and pandemic, demand is HIGH and supply is limited for our Powerful Immunity Blend.” The website and Facebook page, which was created March 16, are still up.

To investigate, Kitboga called a phone number listed on the ad. “I said my boyfriend was coughing up blood and I don’t have the money to go to a doctor,” Kitboga tells WIRED. He had put on his valley girl persona. The woman on the line told him that the Immunity Blend would save the boyfriend, Kitboga says. He hung up, shocked. “I didn’t expect them to be so blatant about it.” The company behind Immunity Blend did not respond to WIRED’s request for comment.

On-stream the next day, Kitboga called the number again. “I saw the article on Fox about how there was a mom who found a solution for the coronavirus,” said Kitboga in the voice of an elderly man. “Yes,” acknowledged the customer service agent.

“You’ve got to hand it to her. She’s probably very smart. There’s scientists all over the world trying to figure it out. Thankfully she did,” Kitboga said on the stream, raising an eyebrow to his viewers. “I just hope that eventually, she’ll let the government know. Do you have any of that available, the cure?”

“Yes sir, we have it. We have a limited stock, however,” said the customer service agent. The price was $40 per bottle; they only sold packs of five.

On a third call, this time with a different representative, Kitboga asked whether the oil was a vaccine, and finally, the agent corrected him: “It’s an essential oil that’s there to protect you and your immune system.” Still, the rep said, he and his father had been using it with good results.

On his livestreamed calls to scammers, Kitboga tries to remain calm and collected, persisting in his line of questioning to glean as much information as possible. Over the last three years, he’s dealt with scammers who try to squeeze thousands of dollars from old ladies under the false threat of arrest or imprisonment.

www.wired.com/story/kitbo...treams-coronavirus-scams/

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