Comments on: Advanced Acai Complex

By: Blanca

Blanca — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:38:01 +0000

I try this product for a whole montha nd to be honest it didn’t work…. Its just a rip off.. Everything they say are lies maybe the pictures are not even real…

By: John

John — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 10:26:46 +0000

reviewing their ad practices rather than the product itself

since I saw several obvious deceptions and offensive promotional practices I decided that such a company cannot be trusted for any of their claims

For one thing, the photo for “Julia Miller” is a total fraud — that is a photo of prominent French TV journalist Melissa Theurieau! So this “Julia Miller” character is a fraud and probably just a write-up from some marketing type. Do they really think that no one at all recognizes Melissa T.??? I guess they are counting on the ad only being viewed in the USA, but she is in lots of videos on YouTube and there is no doubt that is her photo.

Then there was the obnoxious message that tried to keep me on their page when I sought to leave their website….. I detest that kind of crap. If I want to click away, do not try to hinder me, thank you.

As noted by others, this product seems exceptionally expensive compared to rival products. There seems to be no good reason I can see to pay the $79.95 per month.

Then of course the toll-free number for cancellation is quite dubious if that is the ONLY way to cancel an account. Someone noted spending HOURS trying to cancel. I distrust all these “monthly” plans – if the product were really as great as advertised, why would the need to try to keep you on a tight leash? It should be easy to get and easy to get AWAY from it as you choose.

No thanks, not for me!

By: Latonia

Latonia — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:57:05 +0000

did anyone actualy loose anything on this? i mean people where saying a couple of weeks, any truth to it? can any body give a time line on there results?

By: Gwen

Gwen — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 04:20:18 +0000

I agree with Laura. They say $1500 if you do what we say and use the product correctly but you have to buy it first. Then if you want real results buy the DVDs. Starts out free to pay you for marketing before and after pictures. But who’s to say that the story of the weight lost is going to be believed by them enough to pay me that money.

By: laura

laura — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 15:11:05 +0000

actualy, the company uses deceptive practices, i was going to sign up, but they had an ad placed over some of the terms, which i could not move to reaad the terms thouroughy, that would be like me mumbling when telling my client what my terms are and then expecting her to understand me. I am sick and tired of these kinds of decewptive practices

By: Carol

Carol — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 03:17:48 +0000

Advanced Acai is not a ripoff.. the terms and conditions are CLEARLY stated when you order… people need to stop complaining..just because they cant read, thats not the companies fault. I love the product and have had great results. Its not a rip off. a rip off would be if the company didnt take the time to clearly display the trms and conditions. READ. THATS ALL. READ. Stop taking your stupidity out on the company and the customer service agents. Nothing in this world is free. Duh. But it is possible to get a great product at a great price. Advanced Acai.

By: April

April — Wed, 27 May 2009 04:27:26 +0000

Don’t buy Acai Advanced this product doesn’t work. They don’t pick up the phone for hours if you want to cancel. You get charged by other company’s that you don’t get anything from them. Take time to research on line. Dozens of complaints.