Hmm, Quite a bit of issues here:
-have you actually tried giving it more throttle and compensating for the movement? It's quite normal for it to lift more on one side when taking off.
- always take-off and land with the "nose" pointing away from you.
- keep some more distance between you and your heli. 3-5 meters minimum. That thing is potentially lethal, and can shred your face under 1 second.
- have you verified the mixing? Do this by taking off the props, start the engines, and then touch each motor for the proper response to any movement (lift the arm up, and the motor-rpm should come down and vice versa). Also check prop-rotation direction.
- you say you're a "noob", but I really hope you have some rc heli experience already. Otherwise it very well sounds like you're gonna end up trashing that vastly expensive frame.