Acai ForceMax is another in the long line of products following the Acai Berry craze that was started by Dr. Perricone. The mere fact that he proclaimed Acai to be a super-food due to its richness in antioxidants led to an avalanche of “fat loss” Acai products such as the Acai Force Max.
This product is being marketed as a fast fat loss solution for men. I want to examine this product and see how it really works and what it’s really worth.
In addition, I will go over some worrying complaints by users of this product regarding fraudulent business practices and deceptive promotional methods.
Does Acai ForceMax Work?
The Acai Force Max website claims that simply by taking this product, you’re increasing your metabolic rate and burning more calories and fat faster. The product contains Garcinia cambogia extract, chromium polyniconate and Gymnema sylvestre extract in addition to acai berry. These are claimed to help produce faster fat loss and the website also claims that this was proven in 2 clinical trials. Looks good, right?
Wrong: at the bottom of the page appears this statement: While clinical studies were not performed on ForceMax specifically, the included ingredients have been tested to provide results as specified.
Do you see what this means? The clinical studies in question weren’t really done on Acai ForceMax. The studies are simply not connected to the product at all.
In addition, there is no scientific basis to the claim that Acai Berries can help you lose weight. Acai berries are a good source of antioxidants but they do not accelerate fat burn. It is simply not true.
This is a product which is simply not proven to work, which is why I don’t recommend it. It can quickly become costly and not give the results you want.
Is Acai Force Max a Scam?
Acai ForceMax is sold in a similar fashion to other acai related products. You get a trial offer for a certain period of time and you only need to pay for shipping.
However, once you do order this trial offer, you’re automatically entered into a monthly payment option in which you continue to be charged month after month for more Acai Force Max pills. The charge at the moment is over $80 a month (you can get high quality Acai products for less).
Of course, their website says that you can cancel at any time. However, there have been a number of complaints online about how this company simply doesn’t implement cancellation requests and continues to bill you. Here are some of the complaints I found:
2. Another complaint about excessive charges
3. General article on Acai Berry related scams
If this happens to you, practically the only way for you to avoid being charged over and over again is to cancel your credit card. This is a hassle and can cost you a lot of money for something you didn’t even order.
You need to be careful, that’s all I’m saying. Buy from people who run a respectable business. Don’t fall for quick fix promises. There aren’t any. If you want to get lean, ripped, and fit, you need to put in the work, to workout right and to eat right.
Acai Force Max Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Does contain natural ingredients
- Acai berries are a source of powerful antioxidants
- There are no reported side effects related to this product
Cons:
- Sold with questionable business practices
- Has numerous complaints from past users
- Has not been clinically tested
- The website makes exaggerated claims
- Does not lead to real lifestyle changes necessary for long term weight loss
- It’s unclear how much of the product is made up of Acai berries
- Acai berries have not been proven to provide any sort of weight loss
In conclusion
Acai berries can be a great addition to a healthy diet. However, they have nothing to do with fat burning. This is why I don’t believe that Acai Force Max will provide you with any results.
In addition, the complaints about this product make it seem more and more like a scam which should be avoided. Don’t waste your money on shady offers. Stick to programs that work. Yes, you will need to put in some work yourself, but if you want to see results, there is no other way.
I dispise the phishing emails they appear to get more desperate by the day I get two or three everyday and submit them to phishtrackers a site I recently found that allows you to report them anonymously.
Hi Rubin,
I understand what you mean. Some of these guys are really desperate.
This company is a scam!!! I signed up for the free trial and next thing I know, I have HUGE charges on my account. When I go to cancel, they refused to refund any of my money. They will not let you speak to a supervisor, they will not send you to the corporate office. They are rude and very unprofessional. DO NOT BUY THEIR PRODUCTS UNLESS YOU LIKE TO GIVE AWAY YOUR MONEY!!!
You made some good points here. I did a search on the topic and found most people will agree with your blog.
Acai Force Max is a scam. The free trial is actually a monthly supply that costs $90 even if you cancel it. The customer service people then make it very difficult to return the package to get a refund. And finally it is debatable whether you ever get your money back once you return it because I got a tracking number for it and it was delivered to them almost three weeks ago but I still haven’t gotten my money back. Save yourself a lot of stress and forget about buying this product. It is nothing more than a metabolism booster that you can get at any vitamin or supplement store.
And on top of all that when you search “Acai Force Max” on google you will get about 3 pages of reviews that are controlled completely by them. Not to mention they have PR employees that post positive reviews on other sites and give a whole story that customer service is #1 to them.