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Leah Pate
February 27, 2009
False Advertising/Fraud
I ordered ACAI Pro from an internet ad that stated this was among the most potent formulas and had been approved by Oprah and Dr. Mehmet Oz, from a reputable site. The next morning, I felt uncomfortable about the order and attempted to call and cancel. I was cut off twice after waiting at least 10 minutes each time, then got someone I could barely understand. This person stated I had to have an order number, which I was never given in the first place, and that my name did not appear in their database. I told him that this was unacceptable and sounded suspicious. I knew then this was nothing but a scam. I asked to cancel the order, which he refused to do and stated I would have to call back when I received the order. The company name is not even on the internet site, but from their phone number (1-866-964-1011) they were identified as Advanced Wellness Research. Five days later, I received an order from some outfit called FWM Laboratories for ACAI Berry Detox, which I didn't even order. My credit card had been charged on 2/23/09 for $2.00 and $1.95 from "ACAI Elite Bushey GBR, " and another for $4.99 that said "Acai Diet Today Cambridgeshir GBR." Concerned that my credit card would be further charged, I immediately called and canceled the card, especially after I found all the complaints about these two outfits on the internet. I believe this is false advertising and nothing more than a scam to bilk money out of people and I can't believe I fell for it. Nothing is free, either. You are charged for the bottle they touted as free within 14 days of your order. They only $8.94 total from me, and I will just have to chalk that up to a lesson learned. They won't bilk me for anymore!
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