I fell for the Extreme Acai Berry ads simply for the fact that they were endorsed by Rachel Ray and Oprah. Or at least that is what the ads mentioned. My credit card also go charged the $90.00. Somewhere in the fine print you are supposed to call and opt out within 14 days. If you don’t that is like accepting their terms and conditions. I didn’t see the fine print! Luckily I called the bank and told them it was an unauthorized charge, which it was, and was able to get my money back. DON”T FALL FOR THIS ONE…do some more research on it first. I wish I did.

I too fell for the Extreme Acai Berry ad because it was endorsed by Oprah. It is a joke! They tell you that you have a free 14 day trial period - and that you must call to cancel within that 14 days or your credit card will be charged the $89.95. I called and cancelled on my 12th day because I had not received anything in the mail, yet they charged me immediately for shipping and handling. After I cancelled the auto ship I received another charge on my credit card for $29.95 for some other dumb company that I did not sign up for - I had to go thru an act of Congress to get that cancelled and my money refunded. 22 days later I receive a 14 day trial bottle of the Extreme Acai Berry. This is probably one of the biggest scams out there. DO NOT FALL FOR SUCH A MESS!…..and now that I’ve taken the acai berry for 2 days, I can’t tell a thing! WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY!

I too fell for this trap and found no results now it’s to try and cancel hmmm they are still billing me and just when i get a bottle i receive yet another one good luck be smarter then me don’t try this scam i have to call master card today and do it from the other end not allowing no more charges on my account from this con artist scammer on such an emotional topic.

*I’m taking these pills on the free trial, and I’m not getting any results. It’s been three days now. I’ve read reviews, and most of them place Extreme Acai as fast acting, and effective. I feel like an idiot for taking “Sweet Tarts” as a diet supplement, but I want to believe. I actually feel bloated. I looked up the ingredients listed on the bottle, and not one of them is Acai. I could guess “Wild Berry Flavor” is what they’re referring to. I don’t want to pay for the flavor of Acai, but something with it actually added. There are eight ingredients, Dextrose, Vanilla Flavor, Wild Berry Flavor, Citric Acid, Carmine Color, Crospovidone NF, Magnesium, and Sucralose. Basically sugar, an absorbing agent, and an adhesive. That’s pretty much enough proof that it doesn’t work right there. I’ll be canceling in the morning.

I too fell for this scam and just received a charge on my bill for $79.95 and $85.90. I have e-mailed the company with no response…………………they do not even have a phone number. I am writing to Oprah and have notified my credit card company that these amounts are in dispute as I never authorized them.