Comments on: The Most Disgusting Acai Scam We Have Ever Seen

By: Nikki Mountain

Nikki Mountain — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 03:07:41 +0000

I just thought Id mention Acai berry isn’t the only scam going on with “Julia Miller” health reporter for “Weekly Health News” The article is about this amazing weight loss product called “cellan” (african mango product) which apparently their health reporter Julia Miller claims she lost 25 lbs using the product. They also say Free Trail. SCAM. Its very obvious this article was basically cut and pasted from the Acai berry article with the names of the product changed from Acai berry to “cellan” or ” African mango” the photo of Julia Miller is once again different then the others. The whole reason I found your site about this scam is because after reading both articles in the past 3 months with the same name reporter doing 2 different diets in which she claims to have lost 25 lbs with each one I decided to do a little research! So if you haven’t got it already you can add ” Weekly News” to the pile of BOGUS news sites.

By: Janice

Janice — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:59:35 +0000

some of us dont know that there isnt a channel 8 news….Im all the way in london n i ordered this n now i realize its a scam i dunno what to do….

By: Candice

Candice — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 16:34:49 +0000

Latest free trial of the African Mango, is called \"Organa slim\" where a so called reporter for \"Womens Health Magazine Six\" by the name of Helen Hasman has trialed the product to review it and lost 10kgs in 4 weeks.
I only came across this as it was advertised on facebook so i clicked the link, only because im cautious about purchasing things on the net i decided to do a Google Search first on the Reporter and product only to find there was no info which i found suprising seens as shes aparantly a reporter for a magazine.
There was also another free trial but this time being trialed by a woman called \"Susan Jeffers\" and then \"Helen Cohen\"which is the exact same advertising just different pictures.
So being from Australia i thought id see if it could be purchased from here rather than overseas, and seens as it said in the advertising it was \"Australias new super diet pill\" you would think you could purchase it here and to my surprise you can\’t purchase it in Australia at all!!
Every link led back to the same company, yet the more i looked the more i found.
Hopefully people research the product before purchasing as there are heaps of scam sites that come up when ORGANASLIM is typed in and alot of warning signs not to purchase….
It is very dissapointing as it gets people\’s hopes up thinking they may of found something to help lose those last stubborn kilos only to be scammed.
These people really need to be stopped!

By: Toronto

Toronto — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 03:19:32 +0000

This company also endorsed Africaian Mango and Coleanse through New channels. They trick you into ordering a trial bottle of each, product never arrives. Then within 14 days charge you for two more bottles on your credit card charging $70 and $90 monthly. You call and they never answer the phone. If you do manage to get through no guarantee your charges will be canceled. Some law enforcement agency in the USA needs to stop these people.

By: Mary

Mary — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 00:50:50 +0000

These scammers are at it again! It is being advertised as The Wedding Dress Diet on Facebook and the website listed is the whitedressdiet.com! The only difference is that now these scumbags are trying to push an african mango supplement. They didn’t even bother to change the alledged reporter’s name. That’s right, Julia Miller is still claiming to have lost 25lbs. in 4 week, only this time she did it using a product by the name of Get Slender Mango and on a fake news site called Daily Consumer Alerts.

By: aurora

aurora — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 12:52:26 +0000

on my facebook homepage i saw what it looked like a newstory. this time is with african mango and colon cleanser. it looks like it´s the same thing as the açai berry. it mentions oprah too to give them credibility and the reporter and the free trials, etc. it´s in Spanish!!!! which means that these guys are working worldwide!!!

By: yoyo stingly

yoyo stingly — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 00:22:08 +0000

well DUH

By: Katie

Katie — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 20:20:43 +0000

I was scammed by this and i cant do anything but send them an email saying i am cancelling “service” with them though i have not received the product and then today as i am checking my accounts on line i see this charge for almost 90 american. all my bank can do is dispute it if they bill me again. This isn’t right. These people need to be stopped and they should have to pay all monies back.

By: linda

linda — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 15:12:28 +0000

I don’t remember how I ended up on this website but maybe it’s right action that caused it.
in the past I listen to commercials all the time, and I discovered one that reall y does work at losing weight!
all it takes is a trip to a department store to purchase an item and a trip to the supermarket and then bam your losing a pound a day!
I gaind weight to 192lbs and now I’m at 178 and I going to go to 147
and I’m eating the same diet I always eat but lose weight eating it

By: ROB MAYES

ROB MAYES — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 16:38:38 +0000

ACAI BERRY AGAIN.
NEWS WHATEVER ADVERTISING AS LINK WHEN USING DICTIONARY.COM
HELEN COHEN IS NAME OF London (WeeklyHealthNewsUK).