Acai Powermax Review- Scam Warning!
Acai Powermax Review – Is it Scam?
Acai Powermax- Free trial scam?
Acai PowerMax is an Acai slimming supplement from a UK based company LB Envision Net Worldwide Ltd which comes with the extracts of the nature’s wonder fruit Acai Berry as its main ingredient. The manufacturers claim the pill to be useful in losing extra weight and cleanse one’s body.
Acai Max Ingredients:
Although Acai Max is named after the super fruit Acaiberry, the product contains components with its main ingredient – Acai Berry extracts. It also contains green tea extracts. But the official website does not give the details on the proportions in which these ingredients are formulated in the pill.
How Does AcaiMax Work?
If the claims of the sellers of Acai Berry Max on the official website to be believed, the key components such as extracts of acaiberry,
Does Acai PowerMax really work?
The main ingredient in Acai Power Max i.e., Acai Berry is yet not proven to be a weight loss aid under any clinical trials. But green tea extract is known to be good metabolism booster which in turn aid in some weight loss with health diet and exercise.
Side Effects of AcaiPower Max
There have been not many negative side effects from the usage of Acai Power Max reported so far. However artificial boost of metabolism can cause cardiovascular problems.
Acai Power Max Pros;
- Rich with Vitamins,antioxidants and more through the acai berry
- The sellers offer a free trial.
- Comes with a unique mixture of products.
- Suitable for vegeterians as well as non vegetarians
- Contains natural ingredients.
- Free from negative side effects.
Acai Power Max Cons
- Unlikely to help much in weight loss process
- No clinical certificates backing the list of ingredients
- The sellers make exaggerated claims.
- The free trial offer seems to be deceptive.
Is Acai Power Max Free Trial a Scam?
Free trial offers always come with various terms and conditions. Acai Power Max offers a 15 days free trial. Initially only shipping cost will be charged to your card. However, as per their terms, your credit card will be charged for another GBP 69 after 5 days.
Conclusion:
Eventhough the sellers claim Acai Power Max to be a full weight loss aid, the product is unlikely to yield expected results due to its weak weight loss properties. Also, I strongly feel that the seller of this product is using dubious free trial and scamming people. I suggest you to be very cautious about free trial offers. Personally, I don’t recommend this product.
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I think this prodoct is grate but i have seen some where that its some problem whit abourting the free trail!!
The product may be OK but once you cancel they continue to take the money out of your accout. I have only received the free trial and yet they have taken 3 payments of £74 out of my account
Yes, I have been caught in the “Free Trial Scam” even though I returned the free trial sample within 2 days of reciept and cancelled any future supplies having been advisd not to take the pills because of a medical condition I have. I now find that in addition to the post & packing charge I HAVE BEEN CHARDED £69.00 SUBSCRIPTION WHICH THEY REFUSE TO RETURN
They say I should have read the “terms & conditions” Can anyone tell me where they are? They’re not in the advert or subsequent order form as far as I can see. All I can say is steer cleer of this company and its products.
Yes this is a scam, credit card details are sent to other companies who debit your card for their products which you never ordered and dont want.
Yes it is a scam, the term and conditions are so well hidden, also no price is shown on website and a lot of people have been caught out. Once they have your card details, they continue to send out products at regular intervals and debit your card.
This is a phishing site. They take your details and you never receive the product. I have cancelled immediately my card and hope that others will take note of this and will not be hacked by this site.
Shame on YOU site owners!
Yes, interestingly the “blogger” who advocates this doesn’t actually tell you HOW she lost the weight or how it worked in conjunction with her diet. if you want to lose weight, go on a proper low fat calorie calorie controlled diet (with exercise), and it will happen!
SCAM! SCAM! SCAM! NOT ONLY DO THEY NOT WORK, THEY ALSO CHARGED MY CREDIT CARD AN ADDITIONAL $122.00 FOR NOTHING I DIDN’T RECEIVE A SINGLE THING! AFTER CALLING IN TO COMPLAIN, SOME GUY IN INDIA TELLS ME TUFF LUCK LADY & THEY TRIED TO CHARGE ME EVEN MORE MONEY, THANK GOD MY EXPIRATION DATE ON MY CREDIT CARD HAD EXPIRED! CROOKS! PLEASE SAVE YOUR MONEY AND STAY AWAY FROM THESE CRIMINALS…
My wife made me try this before I gave up on the gym about three months ago and I’m really glad she did. I was only losing about 2 pounds a month by working out and eating mostly as I should. After I started taking acai berry things spead up a lot and now I’m losing about 7 pounds a month, totally worth all of the effort.
I signed up for free trial, then tried to cancel within 10 day limit but the phone number provided was ‘dead’ and there was no email address to be found to cancel. I therefore had to cancel my card to (hopefully) prevent them from taking any more payments, although I will still have to check as they may automatically get my new card details. They have already taken the initial postage-only trial payment at more than the guaranteed maximum cost of £2.59 – twice! Don’t touch their site.
i got scammed, didnt see terms and conditions til after gave my card details. recieved goods 17 days later and cancelled, was then told if they dont recieve the pills back by end of 21 days from when i ordered would be billed a further £75, took me 6 days to get a returns number off them, think they took time just so that they could say i took too long and they could bill me. luckly though i cancelled my card the day the products arrives by which time they had still not even taken the postage and packaging charge, but i still check my account evety day…. now i am being naughty and scamming the scammers, i trying the full product with out returning…. they cant take any money off me so why not… and if i feel some benefits then i will buy the products and my local holland and barrets shop… where they are much cheaper anyway