Responded to an ad in the USA today, and called for an advertised "free trial" of 1 month supply of a male performance enhancement supplement called vazopren with a money back garuantee. They tried to sell me several other items including a 2 month supply of vazopren, as well as offering several other "free" items. I said I didn't want anything except the Vazopren. Finally they let me off the phone after I said I was only authorizing a charge for the shipping, which was $8.99. I was told I had two weeks to try the product and then call to respond to see how I liked it, or else they would automatically send more. I did not notice the product helping anything so I called to cancell and make sure they wouldn't send more. However I was charged on my credit card $49.99 for the "Free trial" becasue I didn't call within two weeks of ordering it. I was never told I would be charged for the free trial ever!! On top of this, I called less than two weeks from receiving the trial product, even if they do charge for the "free trial". I also was charged $1.00 shipping for a "Free trial" of one pill of some female enhancer that I did not want. The charges continue as I was charged $38.98 for some X-rated Dvd's which I said I did not want from what appears to be a sister company, as well as two charges of $1.95 and two other charges of $19.95 for something called LEL ID shield, and LEL American Patriot which I never signed up for of gave authorization for. This totals $133.77 that I was charged over and above what I authorized, which was only the $8.99 shipping. Not to mention countless time on the phone trying to get reimbursed for all these items and getting nowhere. I consider this company to be committing fraud, purposely lying and deceiving customers about a "free trial", and other "free gifts" which are then charged to the credit card. They are also illegally signing customers up for things with affiliate companies that unsuspecting customers either did not want or know about.