Psydo Purge took money off my credit card without authorization and false misleading props on internet to purchase a free trial Phoenix Arizona

 Scrooling through my smart phone from google and topic about antiwrinkle cream and victoria olstein story

  and  a flash came up on screen almost  transparent  offering a free trial of psydo purge antiwrinkle cream  and

  you are to only pay shipping.  I GAVE THEM MY CREDIT CARD INFORMATION.  Later after I received the Psydo Surge

  Trial along with it in the box was a pump bottle of Only Eyes also.  I did not order it.   Didn,t get it.  I kept checking my cards transactions and it looked like they doubled my shipping charge and took the additional one right off my card without

  my knowledge.    I thought to myself that O.K.  it is only eleven dollars total.   On March 24,2016 I checked my balance

on my card again and ninety two dollars and 96 cents was charged.  Icalled my bank to see what this transaction was and

it was from Psydo Surge.  I closed my account as it is my goverment social security debit card and reported it to the Fraud

department.  Forwarding me forms to sign and return.   I then this morning found a customer question # on botlle only eyes

and gave them a call.  I asked them why it was in the box along with Psydo Surge and she said I ordered it and she and Psydo Surge were two separate companies and she did not know when Psydo Surge shipped my wrinkle cream and had no

answer for why the two were in the same box.  She said the terms and conditions were a 14 day trial then cancel.  I read

nothing of the sort and added why was I not shown on the trial offer the pricing for both products and why would anyone

purchase any product without a price list along with that trial offer.  She had no comment and said their would be no more

contact with me and that Psydo Surge was the company that took my card and charge me 92.96 without my authorization.

  I went back on the internet here at the library and have found Psydo Surge offers a free trial shipping only  click here

 and another product name is on the picture to purchase and not their antiwrinkle cream for the offer.  Victoria Olstein,s 

La Cell offers a free trial and it seems legit but Psydo Surge is coming up and also showing free trial and confuses consumer

I think there is some kind of internet interference where they flash there product insert it when another is prompted and

confuse the customer turning the entire you thought would be a fair and leading real people like Victoria Olstein as a

part of this because of how they pop up there ad on screen without introduction.    When you call their so called specialists

you hear a program format over the phone that sounds similar to calling a large processing company and makes you wait

and wait and wants your call back number because of volume of calls.  They also both companies throw numbers at you

that route you to California and also Phoenix customer service reps when maybe all of them on in this fraud together

and it is just a small group and phone call have a program that hits a phone in phoenix or California but it is also fraud