Monday, October 16, 2017

Stay Away From Misleading Acai Berry Scams

There are multitudes of Acai berry products available in the market today. Many of these programs tout to be genuine when it fact they are actually Acai berry scams. Make sure you do not fall prey to such programs.

Ever since Oprah Winfrey swore by the health benefits and weight loss inducing abilities of Acai berry, manufacturers have been queuing up to sell such products to consumers. Do not get taken in easily though because many of these programs are really frauds. Do not let these Acai berry scams swindle you of your hard earned money.

There are thousands of MLM programs online and the range of products is enormous. Many of these programs entice you to earn huge incomes by selling Acai berry products. These products could be in the form of syrup, pill or some other form.

These programs typically function by luring in unsuspecting recruits to register and pay huge amounts of cash. You need to pay the company an enormous amount of money before signing up. In fact, this is one of the prerequisites to being eligible for such programs. Once you enter the scheme, you are required to recruit as many candidates as possible to do the referrals and marketing.

Obviously, as in any other MLM marketing program, these programs pay out the highest dividends to the people topmost in the pyramid hierarchy. If you have just joined into the scheme, it would take you a long time before you can even start recovering the costs of what you paid into the program. If you ever receive an email claiming you can win thousands selling Acai berry products, stay away from them.

There are manufacturers who lure consumers by offering them so called ‘free’ Acai berry samples. The manufacturers ask you to pay for the handling and shipping expenses and the product per se is ‘free’. While such an offer can be very tempting, it is in reality a trial package.

Once the trial period ends, you are sent further shipments and are billed for all of these products. Millions of customers have lost thousands of dollars because of such Acai berry scams. What is particularly alarming is that the manufacturers do not seek your permission before shipping off these extra consignments.

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