Comments on: Acai Berry “Reports” Misleading

By: alba

alba — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 15:52:10 +0000

One of our local newscasts did an investigative report on the Acai services like this and found they are a ripoff – you get charged a recurring monthly fee and it’s hard to cancel. Yet they still show ads for that exact service and run them during their newscasts.

By: Bruce Martin

Bruce Martin — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 22:35:26 +0000

I ordered the free trial from a different site. Now I’m charged $48.31 for the AcaiBerry and $87.26 for the revital (colon cleanse). In small print at the bottom of the page it states. Free trial for 14 days – must call to cancel if not satisfied. I ain’t satisfied but did not see the “call and cancel” disclaimer. SOOOOOOOOOOOO, I’m stuck $135 for BS product. BUYER BEWARE!

By: Bob

Bob — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 11:35:36 +0000

It’s been proven that many people who are fat or obese suffer from psychological problems that cause them to overeat…food gives them comfort.

It’s nothing new, we all deal with our “personal problems” in different ways ie: shopping, drugs, gambling etc.

It’s just that this type of problem is visible.

The individuals who promote these products are preying on these people and offering false hope to make a buck.
Those of you who say such things as “Here is a clue…eat less, eat healthy and exercise a bit more.” make specious arguments about how simple things are when you simply have no clue about the frailty of the human psyche.

These hucksters are targeting people who most likely have tried EVERY imaginable weight loss program out there to no avail.
They’re desperate to try anything so they can feel a sense of worth and for once in their lives feel as if they belong in society.

There’s a simple to solution to every product like this that makes false claims.
The vehicle used to promote the product (TV, Radio, Websites etc.) must be given valid proof that the products work or they (the vehicle) won’t carry it!
Of course that won’t work because top to bottom it’s all about the power of the almighty dollar…..

By: Shawn

Shawn — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:30:55 +0000

You can still get your didi seven. [ website link removed]

By: bogofree

bogofree — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 13:33:18 +0000

I think I also saw her building an Amish Mantle. People are fat and it is a health issue so the scammers are out in force. Here is a clue…eat less, eat healthy and exercise a bit more.

Now, our nanny state is soooo concerned over protecting us from ourselves yet con artist proliferate and little is acomplished in addressing that issue.