Acai Elite is a sub-standard product that is being sold on many websites. One in particular that is pushing this crappy product is www.news5reports.com. In fact, www.news5reports.com is nothing more than a FAKE news site set up just to SCAM users into signing up for a nasty “free trial” scam.
The product itself is no better than dried up fruit husk: they use a drum drying method to store the acai and make it last longer. Freeze drying acai is bar far the better option, but this costs a little more, and requires more investment in equipment. Of course the people behind Acai Elite are not interested in producing a high quality product, only in extracting as much money from their customers as possible using any means necessary. Another example of this can be found in the fact that they fill the product with lots of bulking material to make it even cheaper for them. Sad really.
A result of this lack of attention to detail is that they have to resort to nasty methods to sell Acai Elite. The fake news site ploy is an attempt to lure the customer into thinking that this is some legitimate, authoritative site that is recommending the product. The fake news site comes complete with a newsreader (in this case called Julia) who tries to convince you that Acai Elite is the best thing on the market.
Of course www.news5reports.com and Julia have been made up for the sole purpose of promoting Acai Elite, and is most definitely not something to be trusted with your money.
A popular scam that runs alongside the fake news site is the free trial. Here you are encouraged to sign up for a free trial of Acai Elite, for which you only have to pay shipping and handling. The catch is that (hidden deep in the very small small print, of course) at the same time as paying for the S&H, you are also signing up for a subscription to receive Acai Elite on a monthly basis. All this at the extortionate price of up to $100 per month.
The free trial scam is a common one, and lots of people are being stung by it. Check our page on acai free trial scams for more information.
FAKE NEWS SITES
The sites below are examples
of this nasty scam technique