eyetensive skintensive Total Scam Internet

I saw an ad on Facebook for eyetensive and skinlogistic "free" samples and thought I would try them.  Shipping and handling were charged to my credit card.  I received the sample sizes and used the products but found that my skin broke out after use.  I threw away the product and said to myself, "I won't be ordering that product." 

In 10 days a charge of $86.95 and $89.95 were cahrged to my credit card.  I immediately canceled the order that I supposedly signed up for when I ordered the samples.  I disputed the charges and recieved a packet underlining the small print in the companies policy and procedures.  I neglected to read the small print.  Lesson learned.  

I never recieved the full size product.  When I called the company to dispute the charges, I was told that the small samples I recieved were the product that I was being charged $86.95 and $89.95 for.  I was told that I would never receive a full size product because I had canceled my account.  They refused to return my money. 

This is a total scam.  Bad product and bad business.  I asked to speak to a supervisor and was told that I may receive a call within 36 hours.  I do not expect to receive the call or a refund.  

Don't fall for this scam.  I wish I had researched the company on line before falling for the ad.  The Hawaiians have a saying, "Free is free".  Certainly applies here.