Protecting Canadians From the Quadzaza.com Cannabis Scam

We’re a small team of Canadian cannabis consumers who were tired of watching people lose hundreds — sometimes thousands — of dollars to fake delivery websites like Quadzaza.com.

After tracking dozens of scams, we realized something important:

No one else was documenting these frauds, warning buyers, or exposing the networks behind them.

So we decided to do it ourselves.

We don’t sell products.
We don’t accept paid promotions.

We never recommend a shop unless someone we trust has placed a real order.

We have one mission: To protect Canadians from online cannabis scams like Quadzaza.com.

Every week, we:

• Investigate suspicious MOM (mail-order marijuana) delivery websites
• Test shops using small orders to confirm whether they actually ship
• Collect and verify user-submitted scam reports
• Track scam networks, reused templates, burner emails, and fake “same-day delivery” claims
• Publish evidence-based breakdowns showing exactly how each scam works
   

If a shop is legit, we say so. If a shop steals money — like Quadzaza.com does — we warn everyone.

There are hundreds of fake cannabis delivery websites in Canada. Many pretend to be real growers or reputable dispensaries. They reuse photos, forge lab tests, promise same-day delivery in 10+ cities… and then disappear with your e-transfer.

Quadzaza.com is one of the biggest offenders.

Our goal is simple: Provide real, verified information to protect buyers — nothing else.

If you’ve been scammed by Quadzaza.com or want us to review another website, send us a message.

Every report helps protect someone else from losing money.