i work for heathteck we do not scam anyone all we do is call if you win a prize from helping us collect data and the products we sell are used in alot of hospitals so give us a chance and on top of that the people that are  calling and not informing you of the demo they have been fired yes we push people to buy our producs but everyone who is selling something does that its there job so just give the company a cahnce and also after we call you about the prize and we do the big draw we get rid of your number sorry if you are getting calls i will talk to my boss who is the nefew to the owner and we will get this all fixedsorry for all the inconvieniance

I know someone who works for them. Its not a scam you do get your prize and you dont have to buy the product they tell you that on the phone. Remember when people from Avon (make up company) would knock door to door selling make up. So its not a scam you do recieve your prize.Who cares if you sit there through a demo you get a free gift at the end. The girls that phone are really nice and the sales people are all different so your going to get some high pressure ones or your going to get some straight forward people. I do not agree with the products being so expensive but IT DOES WORK!!! A scam is when something doesnt work or you dont recieve the prize you get the prize and the products work really well. SO HOW IS THIS A SCAM??? theres not credit card information taken its just you adress to get your prize out to you and your husband or wifes first names so when they come to your door they can ask for the RIGHT person.

As someone who's worked on the other side of the line, I'd strongly encourage you to treat us like human beings. We're working 40 hours a week just like you are to make ends meet. If you feel no inclination to buy, just say so. Bottom line--the person on the other line is a human being, just try remember that and keep your cool.Cheers. =)

I am also another one of "Health Tek"'s survey/prize suckers. They told me on the phone that I had won a trip for two to many places in the US and Canada and they would drop off my prize certificates because they couldn't mail them. I gave them my address and a nice young fellow came to the door with a big suitcase full of product to show me. I told him I wasn't interested. We are retired and didn't want to purchase anything even if it was a "wonderful" product. He called his boss who then said he had to take back the certificate because I didn't let him do his demo. I refused. After a heated discussion, "Grant" (the boss) tried to pile on guilt for me to have this poor kid drive all the way out and not let him do the show. I refused to return the coupon and made the guy leave.
Here comes the punch- the coupon is only another guise to have you  sit through a sales pitch for resorts (time shares?) and you have to mail them $50 US to an address in Florida to get the reservations. Solution- unlisted phone number.

These people need to be arrested and put into jail for what they do. I don't understand why our Gov. agencies allow these as****** to continue to harass people and lie to them about a prise they won just to get into your home.  Healthtek Enterprise is not listed with the BBB and this is what had me concerned. Once I phoned back, I was treated very rudely by a man named Derek,Paul and some other as*****unlike the first call I took from a polite young lady. People be forwarned because our Gov. doesn't give a crap about whose pretending to run a business scam in Canada and finding a way to enter your home!!!

Wow can't say a whole lot about this company ( Healthtec Enterprises Inc ) which is owned by Filter Queen, which has so many other branches with different names, Health-Mor, HMI Industries, BFA Inc, Air-Flow Technologies, Sound-Filtration, Country-Air, Pioneer-Industries.. and the list goes on and on. Saw an ad on Craigslist for a position in sales and got an interview. The building looked legit on the outside, but once you enter it's bare with a small waiting room, small meeting room, a glass window, and then a small office that's decorticated with all but one framed picture of their amazing product, the Filter Queen. This product has supposedly been around for 80 years..or made to believe it has.. not sure why barely anyone knows about it.. oh probably because it's sold door to door through a sketchy approach. Keep in mind that this building is their corporate office... Another red flag went off when the interviewer took a phone call and started talking about nothing to a supposed salesman that's working for them. The desk had nothing on it but the telephone. People could be heard yelling from upstairs where their call centre/telemarketing is located. They won't give you any sort of benefit because in your contract you'll be hired on as Independent contractor with no mention of that anywhere except the contract. These people never like to give a clear answer to your question, it always seems like they dance around it which is so annoying. The whole job is sketchy to begin with, the telemarketers call up people telling them they won a price, and give them options. Before this can even happen they get their victims numbers from surveys they do that are door to door, or through bogus scratch tickets in the mail, and air quality surveys. After the person tell them what they want as a prize the telemarketer will tell the victim(usually old people) that they have to send someone over to their house to deliver the prize and to sit through a 90 minute demonstration on their product. If the victims don't want it they are taught to leave all the dirt back onto the floor and make a bigger mess. The door to door salesmen are also taught to be pushy, and have to call their boss in the middle of the demo to try and close to deal. The salesmen are not even reimburse for their gas they use. Their orientation/training isn't paid for.. they even tried to make it sound like it was a good thing you weren't getting paid to do training, most companies supposedly make you pay for training...yaah ok. The moral of the story is don't work for Healthtek or any affiliate that sells the Filter Queen, Majestic, and Defender.