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I was on eBay, posting things to sell and editing some of my items up for sale when a pop-up window asked me to participate in an "eBay Survey." I thought it was a legitimate eBay survey, but I found out this morning when I called eBay that it was not a legitimate eBay survey. I went ahead and answered the questions with the promise that I could choose a free product. The other products had extremely high shipping and handling charges, but L'Envi's S&H was only $4.95. No where did it say that the product I was receiving was a trial for 14 days and that I was going to be charged $94.99 after the 14-day trial and would be part of a monthly subscription program. This company engages in nothing but deceptive practices and should be avoided at all costs. I had to call my bank, cancel my card and now wait 7-10 days for a new card. When that arrives I'm going to have to update all the legitimate companies that are tied to my card. What a hassle! All for a deceptive company. When I called them and talked to them, that's when I was informed about the sample being a 14-day supply and that's why I was being charged $100 to try it. When I told them I had cancelled my card I was continually offered a revolving discount (15%, 30%, 50%) to continue it's use, until I told them I hadn't even used it yet and wanted to return it for a full refund. It was then that he gave me their shipping address and a return # for the outside of the package. Now that I have the state they are in, I can file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. Between this company and Keranique, I don't know who's worse.