A few weeks ago a lady came to my door and asked me to do a short survey, and after doing the survey I'll be entered into a draw for a cash prize. I didn't see the harm in it so I did it and off she went. Just recently they called and told me my name was drawn to win a prize, and i had 3 choices. I picked the
vacation for 2. After getting off the phone with her I felt really uncomfortable and realized i made a
mistake.. I read all these reviews and certainly don't like what Iv seen. There's much more negative responses than positive, which can only mean one thing. I set the appointment for tomorrow but really don't want to go through with it. I'm 19 years old going to college and currently don't have a job. There's no way I could afford to buy the products their selling. Not only will they be wasting my time, but I'll be wasting theirs as well.. So its really not worth it. The number they called from was (604) 520-1796, Im going to call in the morning and see if i can cancel this appointment and get removed off their calling list so I won't have to deal with them again. If for whatever reason I can't cancel, I won't be letting them into my house. I should of looked this up before hand, i feel bad about having to waste someones time, I know it's their job.. but their company SHOULD have more details and info about what their doing so they can avoid this type of thing. I really hope the call goes through and I won't have to deal with them in person.

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.

Easy.. First I made up fake responses to their survey. They called back a few weeks later and told me I won a 'car care cleaning kit', asked for my address. I gave them a fake address... I'm sure that pissed them off.. They still call though and sometimes they call from a 'private number'. Maybe next time, i'll apologize and then give them another fake address... :)

any body else get a Green with Envy scratch card in the mail...Is this a scam

How completely unproffessional.  You work and represent the company in question and this is your form of response?  You're no diferent than the guy who offered me a $100.00 coupon for gas. shame on you

that is not true,  they have nothing to do with health tec.  Get your facts together and they don't use a call list