Healthtech are going crazy in surrey.  we are called everyday - int he morning and evening.  Thanks to call display we dont pick-up.. however, the calls dont stop!!!

I work for this company, and I just want to say you are all sucks.  Dont say to me you are scam!  I work good and hard.  Buy the stuff, or I have to feed my baby cotton balls.

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.

As a demo rep for Health-Tek California, I can tell you that we go to (70%) warm calls where people have shown an interest.
Once there, we demo the unit, hand out some collateral, try to get contact information for sales to follow up on, and try to get an intro to a (female) friend, in return for an extra $50 gift card.

After we leave for our next appointment, they will receive a call from Sales; my job ends after I turn the info to Sales, and don't have personal knowledge of what happens from there.

Screw you, your company took advantage of my dad who is disabled and had a stroke. They have been charging his bank account $60 everymonth ( I discovered this today) Cleary you work for a sleaze [***] company that takes advantage of people.

Moral of this story: don't buy something you can't afford.