derma genetix PROVIDES IMPORTANT TERMS & CONDITIONS IN SMALL PRINT st. petersburg Florida

Ran across an ad online about a product that would help with wrinkles and age spots.  They offered a free trial of the product and you had to do was pay the shipping.  I sware I searched all the screens I needed to complete before submitting the info to get my "free trial" and did not see anything about having to contact them within a certain time frame.  I have been caught before on this time of deal, so I make sure I am careful looking for this.  Well, low and behold, two weeks later, they took out $73. 75 and $34.00 for the two "free samples".  I called and compalined nicely that I wanted the transaction reversed and they told me they can't do that.  However, "as a courtesy, they would refund half to the $73".  Guess that's better than nothing, but I can't afford all that money for a product that doesn't even do what they say it will.  Isn't that false advertising?  Can't they get in trouble for that?