Advertisment for the product claims you are able to get a free container, simply spend $3.95 for shipping. Then following a 14-day test interval, should you choose not contact & stop you'll be billed $81.99 about the charge card you used-to purchase delivery. The things they do not let you know ...
For those of you have done a Google search for Acai Berries you will see a massive pump campaign using the same scam for multiple different products which all lead to the same place. Their main sell is using Oprah and Rachael Ray. But in reality the real product that was being advertised was the ...
My spouse requested a "FREE" test, by having an offer she might 'STOP" within 2 weeks of getting the sample On december 11th obtained a weeks offer, that has been charged to my charge card. On dec. 15th, obtained the "FREE" test container of 14 pills. On dec. 15th, I named ...
Recently, I ordered a trial supply of 14 capsules of a dietary supplement called Extreme Acai Berry. It was $1.00 for shipping & handling. I received the sample & before I knew it another bottle arrived, but it was full sized. I had NEVER authorized that they send me another bottle, but ...
This product is not FDA certified which is nowhere on their product blurb. My GP here in Australia told me to flush them down the toilet as they could impact on my heart & lung medications. I have tried several times to contact the phone number provided in leaflet that came with the trial ...
I signed up for the 'free trial' of Extreme Acaiberry and like most of the other consumers, I had a very difficult time reaching the customer service line to cancel future shipments. However, I refused to hang up, and after 22 minutes of holding on the line I was able to speak to a customer service ...