There has been a lot of talk about how Acai berry can help you lose weight faster. Ever since Dr. Perricone praised this berry for all the healthy benefits it has, there has been an avalanche of products which promise a super-fast fat loss just because they contain this berry. One of these products is the Acai Force Max which is marketed mostly for men.

The question is whether Acai Force Max is a scam or does it really work?

This is an important question to ask since there have been a lot of complaints about Acai Berry products and how they’re being sold. There are even investigations going on in several states about the allegedly fraudulent business practices of some of these companies.

From what I’ve read, it seems like Acai Force Max may be another shady product. The main complaints focus on how this product is sold: through a free trial offer.

This free trial offer seems like a great deal as you only need to pay shipping costs on the first batch of pills. The problem is that once you enter the trial period, it’s only a matter of time until you’re billed again, automatically, month after month.

Each charge is over $80 (much higher than what you would need to pay to simply purchase Acai Berry products at full price). In addition, there are reports from people who’ve bought this product that it’s very hard to cancel your future charges or to reverse them.

So, you should always be careful as it can be hard to get in touch with some of these companies and once they have your credit card details they can charge you over and over again. It’s in their terms and conditions so make sure to read that.

This is why there’s a good chance that