Miravie Eye Serum CPF Eye Solice Scam! And no returns even though the serum burned my skin. Casper Wyoming

 I purchased a trial vial of Miravie Skin Cream and felt tricked into also ordering their eye serum. I had no idea the two products would be put on auto delivery for the sum of over $90 each! The print must have been very small and I had no idea additional shipments would arrive or would involve nothing short of "price gouging". When the first auto ship arrived, I called to discontinue eye serum and they said I could keep it and they would give it to for half price. A week later I called again to say I did not want that eye serum even at half price as it caused a burning and reddening around my eye area. I was told no returns were allowed for any reason. I was furious since I fully expected this company to stand behind the product. Especially since they originally (covertly) charged me $91.90 for the product. This company cleverly showed up as another name on my credit card: CPF*EYESOLICE Huntington BECA. And the Miravie Skin Cream showed up on my credit card as: KVO*SKINPOMP LAS VEGAS NV. I have no issue with the skin cream except that it comes in a jar that has very little product in it and it does nothing to soften wrinkles as it advertises. Another complete rip off but at least that did not burn my skin. I am not sure that 1/2 price refund on the eye serum will ever show up on my credit card either. I told the customer service rep that she is working for a company that scams and gouges consumers who have no recourse when their product is harmful to their skin.