Can anyone tell me?

Does anyone know if the following: Compassion First Caregiver Circle, are scammers or on the level? Thanks in advance.

I don't know anything about them really... are they the ones that have all those tents linked together on the craigslist ads?

Basically they sign up patients and charge them for medicine. Then they sign up caregivers and assign patients to them. Then they grow all the plants in their facility for the caregiver. In turn they charge the caregiver 2000 a month on paper. They then use the money obtained from selling the weeds from the caregivers plants to patients to cover the 2000$ monthly "due". Its a scam if I ever seen one. I would not have anything to do with them. As a patient you can expect to sign away your grow rights and pay for your medicine. As a caregiver they just use you to cover their ass. Apparently it is an effectively business model. A former CEO from Verizon or sprint (not sure which one) is the guy behind it all with the funding.

Position777 said:

Does anyone know if the following: Compassion First Caregiver Circle, are scammers or on the level? Thanks in advance.

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From what I remember:
$200 ++ half ounces of seeded product.
Advertising Dr. Grinspoon strain as a heavy yielder, with photos of huge nubgs to accompany it.

All the tents are set-up with lights but they are linked as well, and the "expert" managers grow males in the facility.

They have a permit from the city for a cultivation site, I wonder where all of paying caregivers will go when the dispensaries open. Gerald Gaines will keep all the strains everyone has brought and will use the facility to his bennefit. Currently this scheme is only in-place to recoup his initial investment, while dispensaries are on hold.

All the CO2 was running on a few small tanks and rumors has it there was freezing/exploding issue... Never heard to much more after that.

I would not grow in a facility saturated with novice growers who have very little experience. How can you rely on them to recognize a problem that could potentially ruin everyone else's product.