Hi Ray, I just got hired with them afer my interview and my too good to be true alarms were going off and still are obviously leading me to this point. My training starts next tuesday if I choose to go. I am an honest person by nature and dont want to push or trick people into buying product. If I truly believe in the product I will stand behind it, but I was not born yesterday and would like to know whether they just use some chemical visual test to sell their product at a ridiculously high price?

I think natasha is still there she just took a few weeks off to let things cool down

That CEO name is Belanger

My son was brain washed by this company. He was hired and told he would be paid $18/hr and of course it was all a scam. I loaned him $2000 to cover his costs while he waited to get paid. He worked 6 weeks before getting paid anything, having him drive hundreds of KM every day at his own expence. When he finally got paid he did not receive anything for the training period, as they had told him ,and he was paid far less than what he was told for each unit he sold. The money he made only covered his costs to do the job and maybe $5-$6 for each hour he worked, and he was selling 1-3 units a week. My son was just out of college and very excited to obtain a job since they are so had to get now. Unfortunately he was brainwashed into believing the crap they were telling him. In his heart he believed in what he was selling because everyday before he was sent out to sell this equiptment he was brainwashed into believing how great a company they were and how great the product was.Thank god he could not afford to continue with this job and had to quit.

I had a bingo in the mail said I was a homeowner but my spouse was to going to be there tonight but he still said yes to come see me. Even though it was a presentation they said sorry nope. The bingo "specialist" was so rude and said to me "whatever name" then told me her name was Mitchell. Never will I let any friends fall for this scam!! It's all b***s***

Unfortunately, the general public does not question the scientific merit of 'water quality testing' conducted by companies such as Eagle Industries. Anyone receiving water from a municipal water supply in Ontario does not usually need any sort of additional water treatment. However, if you are concerned about your water quality (especially if you are on well water), contact your municipality or a professional hydrogeologist (if you are unsure, ask for credentials and proof of professional accredation). The employees of these bogus water treatment system companies such as Eagle Industries do not have science educational backgrounds (e.g. degree in hydrogelogy) or professional qualifications to conduct such tests or make any sort of interpretation of the results. The testing and results are often bogus, and employees of these companies are not trained or qualified to make basic decisions such as which type of filter or treatment must be used (e.g. Is it a problem with iron or silt? These would require completely different forms of investigation and treatment). I would suggest to be cautious and critical of door to door sales, especially when it comes to something as important as your drinking water, and be sure you are receiving information from qualified and accredited professionals.