Comments on: Acai Berry OZ – Yellow Brick Scam

By: adjrara@acai berry detox

adjrara@acai berry detox — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 10:29:03 +0000

I totally agree when you say that there are real diet pills out there. People should just do more research before buying the stuff they plan to buy. There’s always scams on high demand products that is why people should be very cautious.

By: abgajoy @buy acai berry supplement

abgajoy @buy acai berry supplement — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 15:28:35 +0000

It is sad when people are taking advantages to people who are really hunger to loss fat. They suppose to get the free trial for the example at the certified merchant only so that they will get the result they want and also can easily refer to the company itself if something happen.

By: Maddie Murphy

Maddie Murphy — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 22:21:06 +0000

I saw the adds and heard about it from people that it was on opera, and I really thought I was just hype. Any type of med’s either don’t work for me or they do the opposite, so another X to what I thought about the Acai Berry pills. After a while I decided to try one of the free trial things. I got it and the cleanse, and at first I got really bloated but it went away the next day.3 days went by and I was shocked that I did indeed feel “better” and I had energy and I wasn’t as hungry (I always felt hungry and never full, even if I have had a lot to eat.). Its now been 11 days, and I am so freaking shocked, I lost a noticeable amount await and my once tight clothes are now comfortable or loose. My skin looks awesome as well, and I have been getting complements from family and friends about how clear and healthy my face looks. So far its the only product to win and get past my skepticalistic views.

By: naz@rooibos tea

naz@rooibos tea — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 10:43:56 +0000

Acai is a great pill for dieting, hate that company use good products to scam people

By: Marko@Apple Cider Vinegar

Marko@Apple Cider Vinegar — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 17:28:33 +0000

One of the scams associated with acai berries is supposed franchised distributors. You will be asked to pay a substantial for the “right” to buy supplements at a reduced price that you can then sell at a profit. With any business like this, the cost of the distributorship should easily be recouped with your first order. If a company wants you to pay a lot of money to them so you have the right to sell their product, the product probably isn’t very good.

By: Megan@How to Lose Weight

Megan@How to Lose Weight — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 15:23:05 +0000

Acai is helpful but most of the offers online are scams and cheats.

-Megan

By: Peter@herbal enhancement

Peter@herbal enhancement — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:16:28 +0000

With the growing popularity of the acai berry and the years since this supplement is on the market, the amount of fake pills and scammers is growing too. Paying monthly subscriptions for the product is the worst option.

By: Marko@Apple Cider Vinegar

Marko@Apple Cider Vinegar — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 10:55:06 +0000

Beware of Acai Berry pyramid scheme, it requires you to pay a lot of cash upfront to join the program in selling Acai Berry pills, Acai Berry juice or perhaps some rather organic extract. The aim of those programs are to make you go and enlist other person into the program.