Business ProfileforDestination Print, Inc.

I was contacted by Destination Print with an offer to try their toner. I was told that the toner would last longer than the toner we were currently using. I received the first two toners in the mail and decided to give them a try. I was told that we had up to a year to test them out. Shortly after receiving the toner, we got a bill. The price of the toner was much more than expected and the shipping cost was high as well. I decided to try out the toners because, if they lasted as long as promised, the cost could be justified.The first toner was defective. After numerous emails, I received a replacement. I had decided that I would pay for the toners I had ordered through the trial and be done since I was not ****** impressed with the toners received.We paid the invoice. A couple months later, I got a call from Destination Print, asking how the toner was working and asking if we would be interested in ordering more. I told them that our printer has stopped working and we were looking at purchasing a new one.A couple months later, I got a follow up call. I told them that we had still not replaced the printer and were not looking to purchase any toner. I was then transferred to someone else. She thanked me for my purchase and told me that I had earned a gift card.I thought the gift card was for participating in the trial offer, so I thanked her for it. Shortly after, I received a gift card in the mail.About a week later, a box arrives via ****** The return address was ********************** I opened the box to find six new toners and a drum unit that I did not order. After multiple calls and emails, I finally talk to the person who sent the order. She claims that I told her to send the toners. Why would I order toners for a printer that we no longer use? She was very hostile and claimed that I was lying.They intend to charge a restocking fee for us to return these. I did not order them, so why should I be expected to pay for them?