Will Acai Berry Edge Please Sit Down?

The Acai Berry Edge product is like so many that are proliferating the Internet these days. Some of the features include frequent shipping offers and attention-getting gimmicks. Newspapers and magazines are even cited as touting their product. However, if you look closer, Sports Illustrated, for example, is talking about the acai berry itself, not Acai Edge. This is often the case in sites and advertisements in general that are not quite legitimate. Again, the speaker believes that the acai berry has been shown to actually work and do some positive things.

Some of the issues regarding the acai berry lie in part with different countries that are making substandard products. The recommended berry is of the freeze-dried variety due to their short shelf life. However, as part of a acai berry scam operation, instead of whole freeze-dried berries; shells, skins, and other byproducts are substituted for the real thing. Thus, you do not get the true results that the berry is supposed to give. And of course hyperbole and falsehood, coupled with an inferior product, causes, not only disappointment, but loss of many precious dollars by consumers, who fall victim to these hucksters.

Let’s take a look at the Acai Berry Edge products Terms of Service to find out more information. The company offers two bottles and a 30-day guarantee. They even give you an additional four days on your purchase. Then, they bill your credit card a total of $83.97. which includes $79.90 for the product and $3.97 shipping and handling. This process is repeated every month until you cancel. This includes shipping and handling, as well as the product itself. Their return policy is that they cannot refund your money, however, what they do is that they allow you to substitute another product from their company, which is usually of the same quality. Even if the Acai Berry Edge product work as they claim the fact that they force you into an autoship/autobill relationship is enough that you should pause before pulling out a credit card.

In summation, when the terms of the product force you into an autobill then you have to wonder why they don’t believe you will reorder on your own. Some of the scams out there are prettey extreme. Unfortunately, many genuine products are crowded by all the imitations and watered-down versions of the real thing. The implication here is don’t throw out the “baby out with the bath water.” Discern the real thing from the fake by doing your research. Separate fact from fiction. It may take some time, but it will be worth it and you will be able to save some money and “face” in the meantime.