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I caved to one of those repeating Facebook ads showing the miraculous disappearance of fine lines and bags under the eyes. For $4.95 in shipping why not try a sample? At checkout a sample for an additional product was offered for another $4.95. If they are good, $10 is a fair price for a 14-day sample. I was surprised to receive what looked like full sized samples, but didn't think much about it, until today when checking my bank account and discovered a withdrawal of almost 189.86!
Somewhere in the small print which I of course agreed to without reading, there was a caveat that required a 14-day cancellation or else the full price would be automatically deducted. The website does not offer a phone number. The one attached to the withdrawal required a phone number for confirmation, but would not accept my number as correct. I finally found a number on Ripoff Report's website, which I called.
After some serious haggling, I settled for a 50% refund but told them it wasn't enough to keep me from reporting them to the BBB and calling them out on every social media site I could find.
Yes, I'm an idiot. And of course the product was nothing special. Never again!