Radiant Revive 40 Charged credit card High Point North Carolina

I ordered a product online and I was careful to read every page as I clicked through. The product was a trial, the customer pays shipping. I received said product. Shortly after, I am charged on my credit card, so I tried finding the phone number to the company, which isn't on the receipt. I found the number by typing the name of the company (Radiant Revive) and found the first site was "Rip-Off". I called the number on the "Rip-Off" site and a lady responded. I explained the situation and her response was that I did not read the "Terms of Agreement". I asked where they were and she stated that they were on the page. I told her that regardless, I want to cancel my subscription.

She tried to sell me more offering a discount, first of 30% then she continued to 50%. By this time I was really frustrated and told her to cancel immediately. After hanging up, I checked the site and found that the so-called "Terms of Agreement" are at the very bottom, in small print, of course. These so-called terms should be front and center if a company wants to retain customers. It is deceiving when they are not clearly visible to the customer. The $89.95 charge will be my lesson. This company has used deceiving tactics to get customers signed-on and charged for their products. When selling anything, honesty is the best policy to retain customers and to grow a business.