This seems to be part of a large, well-financed, and talented scam team. They appear to hawk several products such as colon cleanse and tooth whiteners. There is no physical address. Try to reach them and all you get is "[email protected]" email. From complaints of other victims, it appears these folks move around from state to state.

Their site contains endorsements. Allegedly Hollywood/TV prominents Rachael Rae and Oprah are heavy endorsers. The degree to which Rachel Rae appears on the site indicates that she really could be involved.

The web sites are aggressive and programmed to take control of the user's computer. If you try to click away from their site, their code will block your browser's ability to back up or even close. On a Mac OSX--use "Force Quit" immediately. The site tries to direct you to watch videos and interact with a supposedly "live agent."

If you try to cancel your order or subscription through one of the "live agents, " the garbage you'll get back in reply has no bearing on your issue of wanting to cancel. It appears they have a computer programmed to generate a few replies or a few poorly educated telemarketers under orders to send out just certain canned responses.

Here is a transcript of my attempt today:
"Megan Says:Hey Wait! We would hate to see you go without trying Premium Acai Berry the Number #1 weight loss product in America! So just this once I can offer you a 50% discount on shipping, so now only $1.97! (Normally $3.95) To take advantage of this special last minute discount just CLICK HERE and use coupon code HALFSHIP to get your discount! Hurry before this special offer expires!

Megan Says:And with our 30-day Money Back Guarantee if you are not satisfied with the results, simply return all unopened bottles for a refund. That's how sure we are that Premium Acai Berry will work for you!

Megan Says:When you are ready just type 'Hi' to chat with me today...

You I want to cancel my subscription, Megan. How can I do that?

Megan Says:Sure contact our helpful support team at [email protected] with any questions about the products you might have. You can also contact our billing and customer service staff at this e-mail address.

You:Where is the physical address of your company and a phone, please?

Megan Says:Sure contact our helpful support team at [email protected] with any questions about the products you might have. You can also contact our billing and customer service staff at this e-mail address."

The fact that FTC hasn't shut this thing down after scamming thousands of people for months is troubling. It makes me wonder if connected VIPs really are behind it who have the influence to prevent being prosecuted and these sites shut down.

I agree with those who advise cancelling your credit card. In fact, canceling my card AND moving my accounts to a new institution and starting over might even be warranted. These people seem to be BAD NEWS. Avoid their site .

I also intend to boycott anything related to Rachel Rae, Oprah or any Hollywood divas who appear on this site as connected with scamming so many innocent people.

Consumers Warned of Web-Based Açai Scams, 23/4/2009
"There are no magical berries from the Brazilian rainforest that cure obesity—only painfully real credit card charges and empty weight loss promises, " said Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal. "

Aggressive Acai berry pitches on the Internet entice countless consumers into free trials promising weight loss, energy and detoxification. These claims are based on folklore, traditional remedies and outright fabrications—unproven by real scientific evidence. In reality, consumers lose more money than weight after free trials transition into inescapable charges. We will investigate these allegedly misleading or deceptive nutrition and health claims and take action under our consumer protection statutes—as we have done with other food products."

"These diet 'bloggers' are just a mirage, " Schardt said. "Their weight loss is courtesy of Photoshop, not açai." Other açai companies with F ratings from the BBB include Pure Acai Berry Pro (Advanced Wellness Research), AcaiBurn, Acai Berry Maxx (FX Supplements), and SFL Nutrition.

http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/PhonyAds/acai.html

Please refund my 14.95 charge to Easy Saver. I had tried the Acai Berry formula free trial trap and then was charged $95.00. I called and got only about $35.00 back but that was all. Now I am charged $14.95. I want this to STOP. Refund my money to me. I also will be calling you about this.

I ordered a TRIAL package back in February. Never received it. From that point on I've been charged for a package every month and have not received one order!!! I've called the Company and was spoken to as if I was the one committing a crime! I was hung up on when I told them I wanted a refund in the amount of $261.40. But first I asked who I was speaking to and was told Jenifer (I doubt that's really her name). I even had to tell her to slow down as she was speaking extremely fast and in a foreign accent (Spanish). I received an email stating that they could not refund my money due to "Company Policy".

Can't the U.S. Government do something about this fraud that obviously continues to take place (at April 22, 2009)? It's ridiculous. They all should be locked up with Madoff!!!

I have been charged shipping charges for a product that I never received. I want my credit card refunded those charges of 4.99.
I have been charged three times by this company for shipments never received, this company is BAD NEWS !!!fo