Pure garcinia elite Garcinia excel Terms and conditions not clearly advertised Internet

 I find this a rip off because I found a link on Pinterest to get a "free sample". The link did not even take me to their website which I found after all of this... It simply took me to a link for a free sample where I had to pay cost of shipping. I should have known better. You enter in your card number and it shows you how much you pay for shipping ($4 and change) If you have to enter in a card number- I guess that should have been a clue. I am always careful about reading fine print... This time there was none. This is NOT a free sample. There were no terms and conditions given to read. But.... By clicking purchase- they don't warn you that you are enrolling yourself in a monthly membership of $87 a month. This is ONLY a free sample if you call them within 14 days of placing your order and say you don't like it. If you keep this bottle- you pay $87 for it and monthly thereafter unless you spend hours fighting on the phone. You WILL NOT get your. $87 back. Please buy this supplement at Walgreens for $10 instead. They only tell you the 'terms and conditions ' after its too late. I guess this is legal and legit, but honorable websites usually provide a small box with the text of their terms and conditions for you to clearly read and agree to on the checkout screen, so you have fair warning if you choose to read it before purchasing. This link did not do that.... So I felt taken advantage of.