does the Acai Force Max and Big Time Muscle Formula really work?
Posted on October 20, 2009 by Comments (5)
J asked:
hey people ive been seeing this publucity of these two products that get you ripped in 4 week kinda unbelivebable i just want to if any of you people have tried it….does it work or is it just bs?
Max Acai Extreme
LOL.
Yes, they work wonderfully.
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look around,, are there still over 10 million obese people in america? yes. this is just the latest hottest scam out there.
still no magic pill,
diet, exercise, and discipline
If you want to get completely ripped off, buy Big Time Muscle Formula and Acai Force Max.
Why they don’t work:
Acai is an antioxidant. If antioxidants help you lose weight, than maybe it works. However, it would be like trying to eat blueberries or taking vitamin C to lose weight. There are much more effective ways of losing weight.
Acai Force Max has not been included in any studies proving that it works. The distributor of the product even states this on their website.
Acai supplements are becoming known for not containing any actual acai berry or the manufacturers are using other berries (such as a similar berry from China) in their products due to the extreme demand on the South American berry.
Acai Lawsuits:
There have been a number of lawsuits and inquiries into the distributors of these products due to credit card fraud (one distributor was selling credit card information after making online sales.)
And, there are a large number of lawsuits claiming that the acai berry products are making outrageous (and incorrect) marketing claims.
I’m including a link to a list of acai lawsuits below.
Big Time Muscle’s Ingredients:
As for “Big Time Muscle” I can’t even find any of the ingredients on their many websites except for a bunch of mumbo jumbo about “scientifically formulated” — basically they’re hiding the ingredients. Big red flag. It’s ridiculous to buy a supplement without knowing the active ingredients.
How Big Time Muscle Rips You Off (legally):
If you read the “TERMS” of your Big Time Muscle order (the itty bitty hidden link way down at the very bottom of their order website) it lets you know that you are not just buying it once, but you are signing up for a subscription to their product and another product.
Read this:
IF YOU ORDER BIG TIME MUSCLE, YOU WILL BE BILLED AS FOLLOWS:
1. AT TIME OF ORDER: $3.95
2. 13 DAYS AFTER THAT: $92.31*
3. ONE MONTH AFTER FIRST ORDER: $135.23 ($92.31 + $39.95 + 2.97)
repeat no. 3 above until you cancel BOTH products.
*if the product takes 7 days to arrive (see quote below), you’ll enjoy the ‘free trial’ for about 5 days before they hit you with a $92.31 credit card charge.
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Many of the acai online sellers do the exact same thing.
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Text quoted from Big Time Muscle “TERMS”
“By clicking ‘Rush MY ORDER’ I am agreeing to receive BigTime for a 12-day trial period for $3.95 billed to my credit Card(please allow 7 days for the shipping process and 5 days to try the product).”
“If you enjoy BigTime, simply do nothing. On the 13th day my credit card will automatically be charged $92.31 for a 30 day supply and every month, thereafter, unless I cancel by calling”
“As a special bonus gift, we’re offering you a 21-day Trial Memberships to MyFitnessHub and CostKings. These are 21-day trials”
“If you like your memberships simply do nothing and you’ll automatically be charged only $39.95 a month for MyFitnessHub and $2.97 a month for CostKings memberships.”
I concur with Bob G 100%, this Acaci berry thing is a SCAM. I’m so sick of reading about the stuff on almost every fitness/weight loss response.
tip: if it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.
A lot of people don’t realize all the health benefits of the Acai Berry. Oprah has had Dr. OZ on her show talking about how it is a superfood. The vitamins and anti-oxidents it contains allow rapid weight loss in many people. There are even reports of people losing 40-50lbs in 3 months using Acai.