Channel9HealthBeat Scam

May 15

Channel9HealthBeat.com Scam

Before i start i want to make it clear i am not calling anything a scam I am merely informing the public about what they might be getting themselves into when clicking a link from this advertorial. First things first Channel9HealthBeat.com is not a legit news website if you were to scroll to the top of Channel9HealthBeat.com you would see that it is nothing more than an Advertorial. These advertorial websites are created to give the online consumer the illusion that the information they are reading is coming from a legit news source. I am here to inform you that this is not the case and in fact Channel9HealthBeat is nothing more than a paid online solicitation to get you to buy into whatever it is they are selling.

healthandbeautyberrydetox.com Review is it a Scam

The reason the advertorial website Channel9HealthBeat.com was created was to bring you the customer to website called healthandbeautyberrydetox.com. The health and beauty berry detox website is a very scammy website in my opinion. They lure people in with the trial offer and then recharge your credit card if you do not cancel. I highly recommend you read the terms and conditions before doing any type of business with this company.

when I read the terms and conditions I was honestly a bit confused. From what i read personally i see absolutely no reason to purchase this product you can read it for yourself and tell me what you think. the terms and conditions can be found on the healthandbeautyberrydetox.com website at the bottom of their page(the fine print) none the less i’ve taken the liberty of copying it and pasting it on this blog, you can see it below.

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AcaiPure Trial Offer Terms and Conditions:

Your ten day trial begins approximately four days after you place your initial order. Most orders are received within four days. If you do not receive your order within the four day shipping period please contact customer care and we will be happy to extend your trial period. If you are not satisfied with AcaiPure for any reason just return the unused portion anytime before the end of the ten day trial period and you will have no further obligation. If you are happy with the product do nothing and your credit card will be charged an additional $59.97 approximately fourteen (14) days after the initial trial shipment. In addition, approximately thirty-one days (31) after you order your risk-free trial and about every thirty days thereafter, we will automatically send you an additional 1 month supply. The credit card you provide today will be billed the low price of 59.97 plus $4.95 shipping & handling for a total of $64.92 when each new product ships. That’s 20% off the regular price for a 1-month supply. You may cancel your membership to AcaiPure during the trial period or any time thereafter by simply calling our Customer Care department at 1-888-424-0085 or by using our contact form at www.getorderhelp.com. Remember, most customers see noticeable results by using AcaiPure consistently for three months. If you are not fully satisfied with future shipments you may return any unopened bottles within thirty days of receipt for a full refund less the shipping/handling. Please read full Terms and Conditions for complete details of this offer.

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To me this just sounds like a scam, $64.92 per month that’s a ridiculous price in my opinion. They also encourage you to stay 3 month’s with them. You can take that for what it’s worth. Is Channel9HealthBeat.com a Scam to me it looks like one but I will leave that on you to decide.

Personally I lost weight following diet plans. Just being honest here I used to HATE following diet plans my doctor used to try to get me on them my sister everyone it took me 13 years and mild stroke to finally accept the fact that I was out of control with my eating.

It was actually the show the biggest loser that helped inspire me to take serious action. If you are looking for a legit acai berry website with a an excellent track record I recommend visiting the Pure Acai Berry Max website.

The first difference you will notice is the presentation on the website and then you will also notice the real recommendations many of which had been stolen from other scam websites. There is no hidden fees or trial offers and you can also clearly see the toll free phone number displayed on the top of the website. If you call that number be sure mention the promo code number for your discount. Furthermore there is also live online support and you can contact me if you are having any problems.

For more information on visit the Pure Acai Berry Max website.

To finish about channel9healthbeat i don’t recommend them whatsoever but if you want to sign up with them don’t let me stop you please leave your feedback below best wishes.

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curiousgeorge

June 27th, 2010 at 9:25 PM

you can get a 4 month supply at your local GNC store for cheaper than the scam…
Steve

June 28th, 2010 at 1:53 AM

very true!
Lucy Manheim

July 3rd, 2010 at 2:04 PM

It’s even worse than you stated! I fell for it and as soon as I paid for the “trial” supply of acai, without warning they charged my credit card $99.06 for something I did not order. I only found out about it when the fraud unit call me to ask about that extra charge. I followed the phone number associated with the charge and they tried to weasel out of owning up to the scam. Next, I had to cancel my card and get a new one!

“If it’s too good to be true, it’s probably NOT true.”

I learned a lesson; hope I remember it.

Lucy
Jessie

July 6th, 2010 at 5:18 PM

I have to admit, I read the article & considered it…for about 30 seconds– the amount of time it took me to realize the page itself was a dummy page: you couldn’t click on anything in the top nav bar, all the comments were positive, & they weren’t taking any new comments or questions because of “spam.” I teach Freshman comp & have a unit on teaching my students how to recognize actual pages on the net & dummy pages. As dummy pages go, this was a decent one because it seems believable.

Acai is a great supplement to your diet– but not a magic pill. Same goes for yerba mate & maca root. All are excellent ways to maintain cravings, but will NOT help you actually shed pounds on their own.

You can get a container of acai, loose powder, in any vitamin store for between $15-$30. Puritan’s pride has it & occasionally they have a buy one get 2 free sale. I think I paid $15 for it. You can put it in smoothies or add water & drink it like a juice.

~Jessie
Kristen

November 17th, 2010 at 2:53 PM

I fell for it too and as of today I have FOUR charges for approx $80.00 each on my credit card. Each charge is a different company name…. SO trying to get your money back has proven impossible so far. They keep telling me to send the bottles back….. I DONT HAVE ANY BOTTLES!!! They hardly speak English. Anyone have any luck cancelling and getting a refund? Br=eing a single Mom on a budget is not easy to have almost $400 missing from your account. Good Luck Guys
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