Neurofuse Misleading online ad for ordering products Internet

The online ad for Neurofuse shows comments and support for the product from famous people such as Anderson Cooper.  The online ad is for a free sample of the Neurofuse, an alleged brain boosting supplement, for just a $4.94 shipping cost.  But, when signing up for the free sample, the online ad steers the customer to also buy Neuromega for $34.00 -- which I did not want and did not accept.  Then, after giving my credit card info, I discovered that I was automatically signed up for both the free sample of Neurofuse for $4.94 plus a $34.00 bottle of Neuromega (whatever that is).  PLUS, I found out AFTER the order was placed that the order includes an automatic monthly shipment of both products at a higher cost UNLESS I cancel my "subscription/membership".  I was never informed of this in advance during the online ordering process.

I was able to call the toll free number right away (877-388-5875) and cancel the entire order and I will receive no products and no charge as I requested.  It was a struggle on the phone getting them to cancel the entire order since they kept pushing alternative options that included some charges and some products shipped.  But, again, I was able to cancel the entire order by calling the number.

My point is just to BE CAREFUL before ordering either of these products online.  The online ordering process is misleadiing and deceptive in my opinion.  So, before you place the order, read everything very carefully, especially when giving your credit card information.  

Thank you.