Has anybody reveived the free trial of Acai berry powder and bromolite?
Take Free Surveys. Win Cash & Prizes -Click Here Now!I ordered this today and then I freaked out…I dont normally us my credit card for this sort of stuff. Did anyone have extra charges appear or anything weird? Does the stuff work?
Since nobody else has answered, I’ll toss in my 2 cents.
Acai is a fantastic antioxidant in general… even more powerful than Blueberries. However, I personally would never order one of the "free trial" things without investigating the company and closely reading over all the fine print. I’d be more willing to pay $3-5 for a small trial than to get a free one just because "free samples" that are sent to you tend to have conditions that make them more expensive.
From my experience, the companies that offer free stuff like that is either scamming (trying to get CC numbers illegally), charging too much for shipping (which covers the price of the product anyway), or automatically put you on their reorder list unless you follow a specific list of instructions to not get any more. I’ve fallen for one or two of those in the past and learned my lesson quite well so that I look over everything before I even consider putting in any payment information.
If you see anything you don’t recognize on your credit card, definitely call your CC company and report the card compromised… but until then, they might be one of the last 2 companies that I mentioned. Good luck!
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By oldtimekid2 on Feb 13, 2010
Since nobody else has answered, I’ll toss in my 2 cents.
Acai is a fantastic antioxidant in general… even more powerful than Blueberries. However, I personally would never order one of the "free trial" things without investigating the company and closely reading over all the fine print. I’d be more willing to pay $3-5 for a small trial than to get a free one just because "free samples" that are sent to you tend to have conditions that make them more expensive.
From my experience, the companies that offer free stuff like that is either scamming (trying to get CC numbers illegally), charging too much for shipping (which covers the price of the product anyway), or automatically put you on their reorder list unless you follow a specific list of instructions to not get any more. I’ve fallen for one or two of those in the past and learned my lesson quite well so that I look over everything before I even consider putting in any payment information.
If you see anything you don’t recognize on your credit card, definitely call your CC company and report the card compromised… but until then, they might be one of the last 2 companies that I mentioned. Good luck!
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Personal experience and I’m a Product Specialist for a vitamin company
By camdensmom1120 on Feb 13, 2010
I don’t know if it really works or not but I do know that they send you the free trial and than they ship you out more and charge your credit card so I would deffianlty keep an eye out for an unauthorized charge…
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By Goonie on Feb 13, 2010
You must research the company which offer you those free trial of Acai berry. How long they run their business. If they’ve been a long time in that business and have real Address and Phone Number, then you could try their offer.
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http://www.neweasyweightloss.com/acai-berry-benefits.html
By DavidF on Feb 13, 2010
Nicole, I’m a user of Acai and I can tell you that it WORKS! I came across Acai Berry from this website http://www.trustedreviews.us/weight-loss-products/acai-berry-review/ and I ordered the free trial. It really is free, all they charge is the Shipping & Handling and depending upon your location you get it delivered in less than a week (I got mine in 4 days).
Although, please be aware that this is not a replacement for regular exercise. This is just what it says it is, an aid.
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By wavetowake on Feb 14, 2010
works like a champ – you just have to be sure you ordered the right kind. there’s a review of the whole thing over at http://www.acaiberrysideeffectstest.com
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http://www.acaiberrysideeffectstest.com