We want to believe and there are con artists out there who promise to fulfill our desires. I agreed to try AcaiPure for 1.95 s&h, a "FREE TRIAL, " after having received this offer as an unsolicited e-mail. I thought this meant you try it and if you like it, you order it. NO WAY!
After receiving the product I received another unsolicited e-mail. This time I read all the terms very carefully, especially the FAQ section. Just as it said, I was billed $39.95 and had no chance to cancel the product because I had waited too long. These people say free trial, but you have to return the initial unused portion in 20 days, pay s&h fees and a 15% restocking fee if you return it.
Also they say that " most customers report a noticeable drop in their weight after 90 days of consistent use." So you have to give the product 90 days to find out if it works - that's like $135. Oh, yes, and you can can return the unopened bottles and pay s&h fees and a 15% restocking fees if it doesn't work but you won't know that if you don't use it for 90 days.
So, we desire, they deliver false hope and we never get what they promise. When will I, "WE, " stop believing this kind of shady advertising and pay no heed to these unethical offerings?
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