It was advertised on Facebook and since I’m into my fitness and up for learning something new, I took a look.
I’ve known and used several brands of supplements and when I didn’t realise who the brand was or that no internet reviews exist on any reputable Webpage-I figured it was a con.
If something sounds too good to be true… it usually is.
Sorry some of you folks found that out the hard way.
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seriously folks..you all spout shock,horror and feed each other the bleeding obvious…its no wonder the world is in such a state…
wher have you all been hiding these past 20 years,,with all the media information on scams ,your banks telling you about scams,the amount of spam scam,,you woyuld expect people to be into it by now….

1.Ther is NO eat sthis and lose weight product!!
2,there is no 5 second ab machine that works!
2 there are NO get rich online shemes that are real!
4.You have no long lost pal in nigeria whos daed is a dead prince etc
5,you havent nor will you ever win a lottery that you have not entered

there is no such thing as a free lunch

for gods sake read the warning signs…..
endless babble and testemonials,statements assuring u this is not a pyramid scheme, lots of pictures of national press and medial logos.
free trial offers …where you have to give your credit card details..imean CMON!! the last one id screaming this is a scam!!!!!

i have absolutly no sympathy
hopefully once bitten twice shy

WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN U REALIZE YOU HAVE BEEN SCAMMED>>>>> CANCEL YOUR CREDIT CARD >>
FINALLY >>>>BUY A PAIT OF RUNNERS/BIKE or join a gym.

I have just managed to track down what once was known as Acai Burn or Acai Slim now trading as or scamming as maxacaiweightloss.com I finally managed to cancel an order which I stupidly placed in November 2009, after my credit card was debited over $500.00.

I have an Australian telephone number 1800 335 305. I phoned and the the marketer asked me for my telephone number with which I registered with and instantly confirmed my name and order number, she then promptly gave me a cancellation number, funnily at the same time I was on the telephone I found this web address premiumacaislim.com/contactus.php and spoke to an assistant via live web support and again the assistant confirmed the same cancellation number which was a little reassuring but didn’t solve my issue nor did it put any light on the fact that I have returned two months worth of product (sent with a cancellation letter to P.O.Box 4440Milperra NSW 1891) and I have still been charged regardless.

I was told no refund could be authorised without a tracking number, (perhaps I should have sent it by registered post) I explained that I sent it return with my order number and name address and telephone number surly from all that information they can cancel my order, no unfortunately not, I was told to take the matter up with email support contactable on; support@acaiburn.com fantastic I sent yet another email.

Unfortunately I can not stop any direct debit from my credit card as I apparently legally agreed to it when I ordered the free 14day trial, so I have made a written dispute with this bogus company with a return receipt and now I have a live chat log stating my cancellation number accompanied with my many emails I have sent to may different addresses and I am confident that this should be enough evidence for the bank to process my refund

Finally I have learnt a very valuable lesson and that is not to ever purchase anything over the internet again.

e-mail me please if you can? thanks

They said i’d only have to pay shipping…but in total i’ve payed
£82.70

It wasn’t until I watched ‘This Morning’ with Phil and Holly and they spoke about scams, the name of Acai Burn came up and i decided to check my bank statements……..I was shocked it had gone un noticed for this long.

Please dont fall into the trap like so many of us have!!

And to add to it all the tablets did NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Happy days

Good Luck to anyone else who wants to try!

Shame on YOU site owners!