“Extreme!” Question about Acai?
Kimmy asked:
Is it 100% credit card safe?
Is it 100% credit card safe?
2. Canceling:
Negative Option Clause - I understand that this consumer transaction involves a negative option, and that I may be liable for payment of future goods and services under the terms of this agreement if I fail to notify the supplier not to supply the goods or services described.
-> Opinion on this if you were me?
14 Days free trail, -> http://www.natural-acai-berry.com/ag-disc/?k=0&id=15&pgid=79&clid=753175&aff=15&pgid=79
Should I buy it?
Feedback?
Acai Berry
Tags: Acai Berry, Aff, Clid
March 12th, 2009 at 8:07 pm
First of all, I would NOT buy this product. If you test it on a refractometer, you will see that it is NOT that good. This is typically due to using berries that are sprayed or grown in bad soil, typically chemically fertilized. Second, I have personally done some energy testing on this product and found it to test very weak as well. It has a very low cellular resonance and that means your body will have to muster up a lot of energy to process it before the nutrients can even be used by your body.
Products like this are typically pasteurized or radiated to get rid of any possibility of germs, but that alters the product and in many cases makes it not good for you. Additionally, if it is scanned, and most of these products are scanned at the factory and as well, at the place you buy it, then it will contain lots of embeds that will further make the energy available for utilization by your body all bound up and difficult for your body to use.
Why waste your money on this? You are far better off finding a good source of quality, organic fruits that are locally grown that are good for you.
good luck to you
March 14th, 2009 at 2:58 pm
It should be credit card safe… but y would you buy something like that? it usually does not help… good luck
March 14th, 2009 at 10:27 pm
My co-worker is taking Acai, and I don’t see any results. Try drinking Goji juice, you can find all kinds of info on
March 15th, 2009 at 9:37 pm
Not until you know for sure.
If you want it:…then you don’t need it.
If you like it:…then you don’t need it.
If it really would serve a purpose…then I’d investigate it further.
Find out who has and is using the product and then get a rating.
Should you still be not sure…then I’d cancel,rather than regret it later.
March 17th, 2009 at 10:42 am
kimmy my friend, i feel nothing is 100% credit card safe. i do not
mean to sound negative, but i am trying to look after you.
also, regardless of their claims i would not buy it for fear
of health hazzards. i hope this helps you kimmy.
March 19th, 2009 at 3:34 am
No because all peel do not work!
It is up to u
March 20th, 2009 at 5:38 am
Sounds shady to me
March 22nd, 2009 at 8:34 pm
Just work out…
Why buy into the B s.