Comments on: The Truth About The Acai Berry Emails You’ve Been Getting

By: BS Artist

BS Artist — Thu, 13 May 2010 05:21:11 +0000

Actually I am not advertising the products at all. What you are seeing are automatic ads that are displayed depending on the keyword they pick up on. As this post is about acai berries they’ve obviously picked up on that and displayed those particular ads. Were you to read another post you would see entirely different ads.

I doubt very much that anyone reading this post would be foolish enough to click on those ads.

By: Lies

Lies — Thu, 13 May 2010 05:14:48 +0000

Funny that you criticize the product yet you advertise for them on your page, talk about a hypocrite.

By: BS Artist

BS Artist — Tue, 11 May 2010 03:56:49 +0000

Scott, thank you for your comment because it’s people like you who take the time to tell me about their life experience that makes all the time I put into this blog worth while. I’m glad it’s helping people, although a little late for you I’m sorry to say.

Still, at least you found it early enough that you were able to nip it in the bud.

By: Scott

Scott — Mon, 10 May 2010 20:39:45 +0000

BEWARE SCAMMER ALERT!
Someone needs to nail those Acai/Colon cleanse scammer guys to the wall! I got scammed, stupid me I believing what I read on the internet about both of those supplements. Here is my experience; I saw the add thought it was really from news 6 http://news6health.com/ I know that was so stupid! Ordered the two bottles. Luckily I printed the order confirmation page. Then I did my research (yeah I know A$$ backwards) and came across this site explaining the scam. I had seen that they had authorized the two $5 charges to my card last week but had not actually posted them to my account. I tried calling the customer service numbers on the news6 site and they kept changing from one “different?” supplement company to another with different mailing addresses. As I opened one and called and they denied they where the company. Funny thing they had a similar supplement offering for a “trial time” then they would keep sending you new bottles every month, $10, $20, $60, $90 each. The scammers just don’t give up! Finally I found the customer service number at the bottom of the order confirmation page that I had printed when I ordered. I called it and spoke with Amanda #GS050 she confirmed I had ordered the bottles from them and it was within the 14 day trial period. Customer # 877-529-3745. Then the fun really began. She tried several times to get me to keep the product even went down to $10 per bottle per month. How nice she was to offer me those discounted deals in her broken English accent. She even made me listen to a recording basically begging me to keep the subscription. But I had enough of the games and firmly requested that I wanted to cancel the supplement subscription!!! I also informed her (on the advice of my lawyer) I was recording the call (which I was actually doing on my ipod). Don’t think I will need it but it was fun to listen to her get nervous. And get this, Amanda then said I would need to mail the empty bottles to 7102 West Roosevelt Street, #100 Phoenix AZ 85042. If I did not mail them I would be charged $70, oops she then stuttered and changed it to $90 charge for each bottle. I couldn’t believe the audacity of these people. She didn’t want to give me the company website for “security reasons”. After, I got off the phone I received a confirmation email with the RMA numbers and address to ship to. You can rest assured I will mail them back their bottles of useless supplement. Maybe I will put something fun inside the bottle for them to enjoy. So I then went through the hassle of cancelling my debit card. Yes I was dumb enough to use my actual bank account debit credit card. I was really gullible and almost deserved to get taken. Don’t be fooled, they are scammers. I am grateful you put up this website to warn everyone. I just wish I had read this site earlier and saved me all the hassles! THANK YOU so much!

By: Havik

Havik — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 22:11:18 +0000

Damn straight, wanna lose weight? PUT DOWN THE FORK!.
Those jelly rolls smoothing the sides of every doorway in your house? DO WORK FATTY! get yer ass off the couch and excersise. It wont kill you…and even if it did, im sure the species would be better for it.
Finally I find a website that has people to cut throught the crap for me…Though i’ll continue to do it myself usually since I dont wanna get lazy. >=D…..Favorites list [Added]

By: BS Artist

BS Artist — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 21:30:51 +0000

No worries, I’m glad you found it useful.

By: My Spam Diary

My Spam Diary — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 12:16:38 +0000

Thanks for bothering to put in the time researching this scam. I get them constantly as I have about 12 active emails. I added a link to this post from my Spam Diary website as it’s so darn helpful.
My Spam Diary´s last blog ..Your sausage will become huger than ever before!

By: Sire

Sire — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 04:36:07 +0000

Bullshit capsule, very apt choice of words Colleen :D

By: Colleen

Colleen — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 03:15:54 +0000

My sis got some into some wine and ordered some kind of Acai product online. It was a total scam, not because they failed to deliver, but because they got very evasive when she tried to cancel. None of the customer service numbers worked, so she had her bank cancel all pays from that co. They just swopped in a different co. They had her #. Acai is a nice health fruit but prolly not when dried into some Bullshit capsule.
Colleen´s last blog ..Zend Tool bug and work around

By: BS Artist

BS Artist — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 06:09:00 +0000

I wish I could help you DNA, but I’ve never heard of this aspect of the scam before. Hopefully another reader will be able to help you . I’ll keep my fingers crossed.