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 ...
I ordered my product on 10.12.08, I received the shipment two days ago. Upon trying it, I decided I NO LONGER wanted the product, and have been calling ever since to cancel my order. I have not been able to reach a customer service representative yet. ...
These people are ripping us off. It's a trial offer but, they fail to mention that they will keep charging you $89.31. And the number they give for you to call is either busy are just ring's. What can we do to get our money back. They should tell you about the $89.31 fee then people would think ...
I ordered this "free trial" for $3.95 s&h... Well, little did I know this was a complete scam! My account has been charged $81.95 for the continuing billing that takes place every month until it is cancelled by the user. However, the phone number that they give you to cancel your ...
Extreme Acaiberry is using deceptive advertising to automatically sign consumers up on a monthly fulfillment plan without permission, making it unclear that you cannot return unwanted products. Extreme Acaiberry (EA) offers a phone number to call within 14 days of shipping an order but they never ...
I ordered a free trial of extreme acai berry on Oct 12, it also recommended a partner in Total Cleanse which I also ordered. The s&h for the acai berry was $3.95 and the total cleanse was $5.95. Both stated a free 15 day trial. The receipt stated that estimated delivery date would be Oct. 17. ...