Product sounds good and you only pay for shipping for a trial but before the trial arrives another is on the way and they keep charging to your card. You can always tell a scam when it's so difficult to turn off your subscription. You can't do it on the internet it's only by phone. When you call ...
They seem to be one of the "typical" scam in which they "offer" a product for a special price during the trial period, but in fact, they later on keep charging your credit card at a very high cost per unit and keep doing it until you cancel your card. As you may see in the ...
I found after the 14 day trial period that I would not be able to continue using the product (Pure Acai Berry) due to other prescription medications I am required to take. I called them to cancel the automatic shipment program today. I questioned what to do with subsequent shipments that I may ...
I tried the free trial which in reality is not free they charge you $75.00.in which case called the 866 # since you can't send an email as there website shows. I kept being told for the last 2 days the system is down and not sure when they will be back up. Funny when I call I keep getting the same ...
The Pure Acai Berry is a scam they do overcharge you and refuse to give you a refund, I have reported them to the BBB. The product might work, but I don't even want to take it because of how unprofessional they are. They need to make you more aware of the charges after 14 days if you do not cancel. ...
Back in January I tried the "FREE" trial of these Acai Berry pills for the shipping and handling charge of $4.99. Then why was I charged a random $0.15, which is odd, but it was $. 15 so who cares right? Then the $78.81 was charged a couple of weeks later. That is my mistake for not ...