LeanSpa Offered free sample for $4.95 shipping with 10 days to cancel enrollment, then charged $79.99 after cancellation, Internet

LeanSpa offers an acai berry supplement that is supposed to boost loss of belly fat. 

This website tells of a supposed news reporter who conducts a test of the Leanspa acai berry supplement with glowing results:  http://consumertipsonline.net/health/us4.php?t=40.  It looked legitimate, so I signed up for the free sample, which was supposed to include a free pedometer. 

The supplement arrived, but there was no pedometer.  It took 2 days of trying to reach customer service.  I called during their posted hours, but would get a recording telling me their hours or would go onto an endless hold. 

When I finally reached them, they said they had run out of pedometers and would ship it the next week.  I waited a couple of days then tried again to reach them to cancel the order, figuring I'd never see the pedometer if I cancelled before it came.  But the deadline for cancellation without further charge was fast approaching. 

Never could get anyone on the phone so I used the online cancellation.  When I reviewed my bank activity, they charged $79.99 to my card that same day.  I sent them 2 emails, with no response.  So I called my bank and am in the process of disputing the charge.