Health-mor has been around since 1928...not the building you went to for an interview.

We had them cone around last year. Everyone they call gets a "prize", either an item (kitchen knife, car kit, etc) or a voucher for hotel stays with tons of restrictions. They send a salesman who tries to sell you something you don't really need at an inflated price. In our case, it was a $2000 vacuum cleaner with an air purification system. Then they give you your "prize". The down side: The salesman was a complete . . . well, I am sure he sold used cars at some point in his life. Slime ball. Would NOT listen to me (the female), treated us like idiots for not buying his crappy product (people trying to sell it left, right, and center used online), and kept on with the pitch "what will it take to sell you one today?". Was tough to get him the hell out of our home. They came around again, same thing. I am not going for it this time because I am afraid of getting the same slime. However, if you want the prize and don't mind wasting a slimy salesman's time, it is not a big deal. They never called us again after our first encounter, anyway. As far as being an appointment setter, the girls that phoned us both times were very nice. They are not told what it is the salesman is selling (or so they claim), and aren't particularly pushy so I assume working there is not terrible.

was there a lady name amada sell

Relax guys. I worked as a telemarketer so I could put myself through university and it's NOT a fun job. There's a lot of pressure to keep your job, because the people above you just want numbers, and you're completely dispensible. The people you deal with on the phone are usually horrible..people are rude, they f*ck around with you for entertainment, or they just hang up on you. For hours and hours everyday. The job sucks, but for me, I couldn't make a living & afford uni on minimum wage, so I did it for over 2 years. This company sounds bad, but attack management rather than the poor workers.

Also, to the people who complain about the constant calls - they won't stop calling until you actually pick up the phone. It's their job. Just request to be put on the 'do not contact' list.

I worked for this company doing door to door survys, They ripped me off.!!!  They should be warned about theyre marketing technique. That they should go about theyre advertising in another way. Its [***]!!!!

I got a call on my telephone asking to speak to my daughter.  I asked who it was and the girl said Healthteck.  I asked what and who the represented, and she said Healthteck.  I asked what this company did and she kept saying that she needed my name and number before she could answer any questions.  I therefore warned her that this seemed like a scam and if any further calls came to this number that I would consider harassment charges.  She stated that they are with the Better Business Bureau, if so, after reading this blog how come?   This is nothing but a scam as they do not want to give you any information and how they get the phone numbers leaves alot to be desired?  I would think that this is what should be looked into as my daughter's name is not even on this phone number as it is in my name, her mother, and her last name is not even the same as mine was she is a widow.Take care - stay far away from this and notify all your friends to stay away.