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Complaint Review: Acai-Noni Burner - Internet Nationwide
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Acai-Noni Burner
.acainonidiet.com/ Internet, Nationwide, U.S.A.
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Acai-Noni Burner Company claimed I had won a $5,000 shopping spree from Amazon IF I would sign up for a trial of their product. Internet
I was using the Publisher's Clearing House browser, to receive additional entries into the PCH Sweepstakes. I typed the word "Amazon", again to receive the additional entry, rather than just typing "Amazon.com". I then received a "pop-up" which stated: "You are 1 out of a handful of people that have been redirected from the official Amazon site and have won a $5,000 Shopping Spree at Amazon! We have partnered with a sponsor in order to make this possible. All you have to do to receive your $5,000 Amazon shopping spree is sign up for a free trial to our sponsor. Once this is completed you will be notified via email to receive your shopping spree.Congratulations!".
I fell for this scam. I paid for the shipping of this "free trial" and used my debit card. I never did receive anything regarding a shopping spree. I did, however, receive a debit to my checking account in excess of $79. The ONLY reason I did this was that I have had great success with anything Amazon.com is involved in. I contacted the Publisher's Clearinghouse about this scam and they did confirm that this entity is one of their "partners", but that I would need to contact Amazon.com as they didn't know anything about it. I don't believe Amazon.com is involved in any way. I did cancel the future shipments of this product, based upon several facts: 1) it was a deceitful way to market their product; 2) it made me very sick; 3) it was an outrageous cost for a 30 day supply (and didn't work); 4) there were no instructions with the product, information about the seller, contact info. etc. in the package. Had I not saved the information in my computer their would have been NO WAY to get in touch with them to stop any more debits to my account.
Lauri
Medford, Oregon
U.S.A.
I fell for this scam. I paid for the shipping of this "free trial" and used my debit card. I never did receive anything regarding a shopping spree. I did, however, receive a debit to my checking account in excess of $79. The ONLY reason I did this was that I have had great success with anything Amazon.com is involved in. I contacted the Publisher's Clearinghouse about this scam and they did confirm that this entity is one of their "partners", but that I would need to contact Amazon.com as they didn't know anything about it. I don't believe Amazon.com is involved in any way. I did cancel the future shipments of this product, based upon several facts: 1) it was a deceitful way to market their product; 2) it made me very sick; 3) it was an outrageous cost for a 30 day supply (and didn't work); 4) there were no instructions with the product, information about the seller, contact info. etc. in the package. Had I not saved the information in my computer their would have been NO WAY to get in touch with them to stop any more debits to my account.
Lauri
Medford, Oregon
U.S.A.
