I received on offline message, thinking it had been sent by a genuine Windows Live Messenger contact.
The message was extolling the virtues of Acai Berries and how they had used them and found them to be good for weight loss. I then clicked on the link where it appeared that the endorsements were legitimate.
I signed up for the free trial and soon after discovered it was all a scam and that they will send more acai berry supplements every month. (Postage was charged at $19.95 for outside the US/Canada).
Of course, when my genuine Windows Live Messenger contact replied, I was told that no such message had been sent to me offline by them.
It is still early days and I have since contacted the website to cancel my delivery and any future ones, within the 15 days that they say is required to ensure no further deliveries.
About a week later I received another offline message in the same way from another Acai Berry supplements company but before I could get around to take note of their name, my message history was somehow deleted for the said contact.
Jackie
Dundee
United Kingdom
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