Acai Berries
Are they the best thing since sliced bread?
Need help from anyone that has ACTUALLY Tried the ACAI BERRY and TOTAL CLEANSE diet ?
First and foremost PLEASE DO NOT respond to this question if you are going to tell me about how diet pills do not work and to just work out! Thank you…Okay my question is about the free trials do they just charge you the shipping prices on both products or are there hidden fees after the trial? My other question is does it REALLY work? Give me your stories and experiences please? But I mainly want to know about the free trails and how it works from your experience!!!!! Thank you
February 22, 2010 - 8:46 pm
I have tried every diet in the book but nothing worked as good as acai berry. I understand they say that pills won’t work, however they definitely worked for me, and they have been showcased on CNN too. There’s a free trial going on currently at , give it a try, what is the worst that could happen?
February 24, 2010 - 5:02 pm
I didn’t buy it myself but I know several people who fell for the free trial scam only to find out that many expensive products they didn’t ask for had been added to their credit card. When they phoned to complain they were told the products would be removed but they weren’t. In some cases they never even received the acai berries pills. Dried acai berries can be bought in most health food stores. If you really want to try them, I’d go that root and don’t give these scammers your money.
February 27, 2010 - 10:43 pm
It works IF you combine it with a change in diet and exercise.. but the same could be said with massive amounts of water.
Give it a try.. buy it at lacompras.com for under $20 with free shipping, and no unexpected credit card charges months later.
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But try to avoid a quick weight loss program. It’s not healthy to drop the weight too fast. Successful weight loss requires a lifestyle change, and takes time.
Diet exercise is the best way to lose weight.
To answer your main question about the free trails, it’s a lot like the 10 free DVD’s you get by joining the Joe Blow music club, or like the crack dealer on the corner. You get a freebie up front, but they get theirs when you keep coming back, or in their case, when you don’t read the fine print that says you agree to automatic monthly shipments of their product for the full price ($50 – $60 per month). Since they have your credit card number by this time, and you did agree to their terms, it’s not easy to get them to stop charging you. It’s in their best interest to ignore your requests to stop charging.