I got an illuminating email today from someone posing as a reader of my blog offering me, for free, an article about the benefits of acai berry and asking that I put it on my blog within the next week. The article which was nothing but a sales pitch for this questionable miracle cure product was included in the post and is now in my email spam bucket.
These are the same people who have put a lot of fake blogs all over the web where people recount their miraculous weight loss with this same product.
The people selling this stuff use tricks to fool Google Ads into running their ads even after they have been blocked, with URLS that change daily. Often the clickthrough doesn’t go to the site Google Ads thinks it does. Very sleazy.
I also am seeing the berry pushers posting on discussion boards as if they were just ordinary people who happened to benefit from this product…
The product is like all miracle weight loss products utter crap, expensive and useless. All the “research” cited is provided by the people selling it, whose marketing tricks are so scammy as to make anything they come up with worthless.
Save your money to buy truly healthy foods: the unprocessed meats, cheeses, eggs, greens, low carb veggies and berries that truly will improve your health.