Eagle water treatment will give you a gift from dollar store knife set screw drivers etc, and will try to sell you system for 7000$ which you can find online for 2600$ DO NOT BUY their warranty is a lie, they will tell you anything you want to hear just to sell you this product which is now made in china but they still claim its made in canada worst thing about this company is that they train their employees to lie to you on your face DO NOT LET THEM IN YOUR HOUSE YOU WILL GET SCAMMED!!!!!

after some hounding they came out today and installed the 90 softener..looks as if this will fix the problem.hope anyways..the fellow that came to do the install was very nice and personable,felt bad for him as he had to drive all the way to london to pu a part .was here till730 .long day.And i think i  know who your talking about ...his car was impounded where i wrk for dui..

I had this number on my phone today when I got home, so I called backed, and some bi*** named Michelle answered man was she never rude.... i understanding your job is crappy since your just a telemarketer but that is not my problem.... thinking a complaint is on its way to the company

I was duped into working for these scammers with the promise that it was not a door-to-door sales job. They said that they set up appointments with "interested customers" but what they really do is promise over cold-call that you've won 1 of 3 prizes and a free, no-pressure appointment for a water quality test. That's where we came in; we were supposed to go to the house, memorize their sales-script and convince the homeowners to purchase the 8000$ water system. Most people were clearly uninterested and I saved theirs and my time by cutting the presentation short (meant to be 1.5 hours long). Main guy named Tyson is a total s***-eating grinning a***ole that will do anything to get your money. He went around claiming that the only reason you should be leaving without a sale is either they're too old, or too broke. The softener may work but you can get cheaper systems for far less money, as well as reverse-osmosis systems. Oh, and they also promised 18/hour but they only mean 18 per appointment (with signatures). So you can spend up to 5-6 hours driving around waiting for an appointment call. And they wanted me to spend a week near Peterborough in a hotel for my FIRST WEEK THERE. AWFUL, awful company; if I could grab their "training" video I would post it and let you all in on this magicians act.

The company is a scam a complete scam their office in Mississauga is located at 2191 dunwin drive their training is pretty dam convincing ill give them that some of the stuff they say is very true but also mix it up with a bunch of BS also when your in training they swear too much i mean one is fine but the whole training "PROS" also very disrespectful that Natasha c*** shes smart and knows how to persuade people she knows how to work them lips :) sadly the way i look at it they are just trying to stay alive and their post is still up so come on i mean how many employees did they say they needed ??? Good luck people man i wish i could of recorded it im currently working some where else with a stable rate and things are looking great Just remember that these people have been doing this for years their living is to persuade people and they know what they want and they'll do anything to get it with or with out you or through you ...desperation is the worst enemy of a company

It is true that they are selling you water "conditioners" which are actually just water softeners that you can buy at Home. Depot etc. the catch is that they offer 5 years supply of soap etc, free once a year maintenance of sat...all for the price of about $4000. Rip off price! Softeners typical do require more than 1 charge of salt per year and the lifetime maintenance only goes for as long as it takes for them to go out of business and start up under a new name.The bingo card we had "won" us a hotel stay, which I have learned is probably a timeshare scam by someone else. The sales lady Sheila was quite young and pleasant and seemed to be well trained. No high pressure tactics involved. Being an engineer I know the water softener process involved and thus the typical costs for such a system were a fraction of her product cost. She also tried to sell me a high priced reverse osmosis system ( which is a legit and good system for drinking water), but when I pointed to our existing RO system that I bought from Costco for $300, she stopped. Recommend that you stay away from these people, you will overpay and get ripped off.