Acai, Hoodia, and Resveratrol Scams Revealed - Don't Get Taken in by the "Free" Trials

Lately there has been much discussion of themake about $30. The $30 comes from the $80-90
absolute saturation of Acai, Hoodia and Resveratrolcharge that appears on your credit card bill the next
articles on and other such directories. Anyonemonth for your next order of the supplement.
involved in the internet marketing community can tellWhere did they get your credit card info? You gave
you why these articles are submitted in such massiveit to them when you paid the shipping costs.
numbers, but even some of the marketers pushingRegardless of the effectiveness of these
these "wonder-supplements" don't realize what theysupplements, this is a far cry from a free trial.
really are. This article will break down the entireIf you can get a hold of the company you ordered
operation and why it is best that you stay awayyour trial from (most people can't) you can cancel
from these free trials.your order if within the allotted time period and avoid
First, let me simply explain how affiliate marketingthis massive charge, but the time period is generally
works. Internet marketers begin by signing up asvery short. So short in fact, that sometimes the
affiliates with various companies of their choosing.period expires before you even receive your free
They are now in agreement to push the productssupplement!
that this company offers as best they can under theSome people wouldn't call this a scam and would
guidelines given to them by the company. They canblame the people participating for not doing their own
receive either a flat rate or a percentage of salesdue diligence and reading the fine print, but I
made through their affiliate link. These commissionpersonally believe that those people are lying to
payments can be on a per lead or per sale basis.themselves...probably because they're marketing
There is much more to this system, but basically thatthese very supplements. The fact of the matter is
is how it works.that these companies are scamming thousands of
The companies selling acai, hoodia and resveratrolpeople every day and getting away with it. So many
supplements are offering ridiculous commissions atof them have labeled their articles and web pages
the moment; usually around $30 for every FREE trialwith the words "Acai Scam, Acai Trial Scam, etc"
these marketers are able to "sell". Anyone whothat this article probably won't even get much
wishes to be sent one of these "free" trials needattention, but I'd still like to try.
only pay a few dollars for shipping. At this point youFor anyone who hasn't yet been taken in by one of
should be scratching your head, but yes, I did typethese scams, avoid them like the plague.
that correctly; for every FREE trial they sell, they