RIP OFF!

Free, trial.yeah, right! These scammers should be put out of business fast!  I sent 2.95 for the "sample" and somehow they were able to get by with charging me 34.95 per mo. for an indefinite period.  I called them and of course they tried to justify their thievery by saying I'd signed up when I ordered the trial bottle.  Went to my bank, talked to them, and was told it was easier just to go ahead deduct their charges, and get a new bank card.  How do they get by with this?  I hope someday they are living on SS income and realize how much that money could have bought at the grocery.  Very little nowadays, but every penny counts.  I told the man on the phone for them (Peak Life) they ought to be ashamed to get by with their so called business.  The ad I ordered the trial 2.95 bottle from was on my front page of Yahoo.....stating "thousands of people flocking to Wal-Mart for new sleeping aid"  or something to that effect.  Why does Yahoo allow these crooks to put a big front page ad on the computer like that anyway?  Had they been honest and it had worked, I'd gladly paid a reasonable price for it.  Somehow it should be shown in these ads what exactly one is getting into.  I did not read/see anything saying I'd get a monthly supply.  They said it showed it......where?!!?  Makes me want to give up my computer for good, if I didn't need it for various reason, I'd give it up tomorrow and just sit by my mailbox and wait on another scammer to come along.  At least I could READ all the  lying details.  Bah Humbug to Peak Like and may the "bird of paradise fly up their nose!"