JuvaCellskincare.com I went to a.link on Facebook and ordered a sample product of two different skin care creams. It was supposedbto be free, and charged onl for postage. Theree was no box to click and no mention of 14 days to cancel or I would be charged the full price Internet

I clicked on a link on Facebook and ordered two samples of skin care creams. The ad said I would only pay the shipping costs of $4.95  per free sample. There were no boxes to click to agree to be charged the full prices or cancel iin 14 days. When the samples came, there were no invoices or additional information. Today, I was charged from two different companies for the full prices of the products. When I called the number on my checking account, a young woman asked me to go to tge website with her. Itbwas not the same site that I had ordered from, because there was a large statement with a box with theie agreement. That box was so clearly marked that there was no way I could gave missed it. When I said this is not the website I ordered from, she said that was their only website. She first offered me a 50 percent refund, then a 75 percent refund. They still got over fifty dollars from me.  I plan to report this to the attorney general in that state, although I doubt that is really where they are located.