Regenere Skin Care Cream Deceptive. Could not see contract details which would include auto charges and deliveries. Internet

 Came upon some information about Facebook. At the end of the article it had where you could get a sample of this special face cream and just pay $4.99 for shipping . I decided to try it. The website took you to the page to add it to your shopping cart--then it took you to another page for one more sample--then it took you to another page for one more type of face cream for $24.99 even before I got to the pay screen. I should have just exited the web site. There was no back button or no way to x-out what product you were not interested in or no contract or agreement information. I put my card information in anyway--thinking it will be ok although I was not interested in the $24.99 product. After I did this I look on the internet and found that people had filed complaints against them. So the next day I called them to cancel any future ordered but would keep any product that had been already shipped. Two days later there was a charge for $84.95 on my card. I emailed them that night and called them the next business day to take the charges off; cancel account; and that I would be sending back anything they would send me for a refund; and that I would be contacting my bank. Now I am waiting to see what happen. My charges were also $130 for a simple request for a sample eye cream for $4.99 shipping charge. Another lesson learned--do your homework before you buy & if it sounds too good to be true--it is. Does Mark Z know about this.?