Garcinia Pure Pro EMC Dermis Free bottle of dietary supplement which had no price was charged to my debit card in the amount of $89.97 ST PETERSBURG Florida

I received an email for a free product (unnamed) and I only had to pay shipping of $4.95 to receive it, which I agreed to do. I received a bottle of Garcinia Pure Pro in the mail around June 20. There was a return address on the package but no company name. On July 3, my bank statement showed a charge of $89.97.  I called the number associated with the charge and was told that the product was a 14 day trial and that since I had not called within the 14 days that I was obligated to pay full price for the product. I was told that I agreed to the terms and must not have read them. I don't remember agreeing to any terms and most certainly NOT have agreed to pay $89.97 for a 30 day supply of pills. I asked to speak to a supervisor or the representatives boss and was told that his boss did not communicate with consumers. I have pulled up Amazon and priced a bottle of the same stuff that I received at $19.97. I hope by reporting this that it will keep others from the mistake that I made.  I used my debit card and not a credit card which I believe that I could have gotten credit for.