Free Hoodia - Yeah, They Are Kidding You

As you've been researching hoodia gordonii and scouring the web for good deals, there's no doubt that you've come across the “free” trial offers. Now, while they may not charge you for the product itself, you will have to pay for shipping - a fee usually in the range of ten bucks. Most likely you'll also have to register on some website and still provide sensitive information. So, after all is said and you're usually facing an email box full of spam and a bank account that's ten dollars lighter for that “free sample.” What's even more troubling is that the free hoodia you receive for your troubles (and with all the trouble you might go through the thing had   better   be free) might not be genuine, effective hoodia after all.

You've probably read that the best hoodia to buy is 100% pure hoodia gordonii. However, a lot of products on the market today combine hoodia gordonii with some other weight loss product such as ginseng, caffeine, or green tea. It is widely thought that some of these stimulants help increase metabolism. So, it's easy to see how some might think that these additives make ideal combinations with hoodia's appetite suppressant powers. That might be fine for some.

Here's where they get you. Marketers for these “free” offers typically don't list the regular prices of their products. They're quick to tell you that the “free” seven day sample you're getting is a twenty dollar value. But, they won't do the math for you and say that at that price a one month supply will set you back eighty dollars. After you've done some homework on which are the best hoodia gordonii products you'll find that not even the highest quality products on the market today will cost you that much. In short, the “free” offers are typically traps to get you into buying low quality product at an inflated price.

Independent reviewers have consistently rated products such as Desert Burn, Hoodia XR, and Hoodia Gordonii Plus amongst the top hoodia gordonii products on the market. After some quick research I found that the average cost for a one month supply of any of these three products is only $42.50. I also failed to find any of these products being promoted on a “free” offer website, or in any of the spam that started hitting my email box after my research.