healthtek called my home constantly for over a week. i don't understand what they're trying to do or what they're trying to promote. not everyone needs a vacuum or an air purifier. first off, from the posts i've read above i'd rather buy the dyson vacuum over the filter queen. i've owned both and the filter queen is just too big (i've had mine for well over 8 years) and the dyson has a lifetime warranty i believe AND IT WORKS GREAT. on top of that the filter queen needs new filters whenever its full when the dyson doesn't. so what makes them think that we'll actually spend a couple thousand on the filter queen when the dyson is a couple hundred. most people won't even spend that extra couple hundred on a dyson! SECOND OF ALL, why do they call so much? i mean if we don't answer the first couple times, we're not gonna answer again.

this young lady called stating her name was Carly. she stated his name and i asked if she could just leave a message (assuming it was the health clinic calling about medication).  she told me that my husband was selected to win a prize because he contacted them about an allergy/skin problems which he actually does have. after believing what they said she proceeded to ask if i was the spouse and told me that i have 3 prizes to pick from.

1) a car detailing kit - which consists of many things to clean your car and so on. apparently comes in a small convenient case
2) 3 night stay in a hotel within north america - does not include transportation ie. airplane tickets
3) the slap chop that is advertised on tv

i was going to choose the hotel stay because i wanted to go on a trip with my husband for our anniversary but she said it didn't cover any transportation or anything else (i am thankful she mentioned this) and the slap chop didnt sound that interesting because i'm happy with my knives and i love taking my time to cook. so i guess i was left with the car detailing. she then asked for my address which i was reluctant to provide but figured they needed it to mail my car detailing kit.

FORTUNATELY, my mother was there to tell me it's not safe to give away my address and that it could be a scam and if they were asking for my husband then i should probably wait for him to come home and answer the phone. i felt bad for hanging up on her midway but if i didn't i'd probably be stuck in a scam. why do they bother calling northern bc if they're located in coquitlam. SCAM!

btw the number is (604) 520-1796

FOR THE WORKERS THAT HAVE POSTED ON HERE. YOU GUYS ARE A SCAM IF YOU'RE FORCING US TO BUY A VACUUM WE DON'T WANT.

beware of these people!! thank goodness i googled to see where their company was located and came across this site. i hope they never call again or else i'll have to report them or i will be mean :@ get the hint when we're complaining on a site about you! most surveys only call once or twice!

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.

I was called a couple of weeks ago about a survey and they told me they wanted to send a guy over to show me an appliance and that it wasn't a sales call, that infact I couldn't even buy the product. It wasn't for sale yet and that I was just giving the guy my impression of the product. I was also told that I would get a superior BBQ set and  a set of steak knives as well. I did get both but the BBQ set was far from superior, Steak knives better. The 3 day 2 night stay was not free as they promised but infact you had to send in $50.00 to reserve. I have tried to call them abck on the # they called me on 208-947-3512 but all it does is ring. I told the guy trying to  sell me the product what had happened and he seemed very discouraged. I told him that he had better have a chat with the girls doing the calling or they could find themselves in a lawsuite for false advertising

I work as one of the much-maligned demo guys for Health-Tek California.We are all instructed to ALWAYS ask for the lady of the house, and NEVER for the husband.The reason: research all over has shown that the woman spends more time in the house, has a much larger say in household expenditures, and is much more concerned about air quality in the home because of children, time in the kitchen, cleaning duties, etc.It's unfortunate that so many have had unpleasant experiences with "pushy" reps, but in an organization as large as us, this is bound to happen.If you EVER get a bad feeling about a sales rep, a demo person, a surveyor, or anyone else you don't know, you have the ultimate answer: don't let them in.

You all have this right. We had a call from this number husband took the survey over the phone then they called saying he won something like a car kit. Got a call tonight from this guy stating he is from Heathtek Enterprises. I asked what it was all about and under no circumstances that anyone was coming into my house . He gave me this line the woman coming has to make a living has kids to feed yada yada...
I told this guy that I still did not know who they were and they will not be coming into my house. He asked me if I wore the pants then I said yes I do. He also asked me why I wouldn't let anyone in and was my house unclean. I took offense to this next comment which was what country are you from who will let someone inside the door but not upstairs. So my comment was absolutely nothing I hung up on the idiot How dare they  So Beware!!!!!
PS so obviously this woman did not show up there is a God

I had the survey call, had the person telling me I won something, agreed to let them come over to do a demonstration. Saw this site, and had immediate reservations about the company.The guy arrived (on time) gave me a car washing kit, which looks good. We sat through the demonstration...it wasn't so bad. Learned a few things, questioned a few things. and the salesman was a decent guy. Showed him this site, he was horrified that this is what people think is going on. He said he would mention this site to his boss. I don't think Hei is that bad. I think this site is full of whiners, who don't have enything good to say about anybody. I'd be willing to bet that most people on this site had 100 positive transactions with different companies this year, but few people went to the web to tell the world about positive experiences with Walmart, Mcdonalds, Home Depot, their accountant, etc.My experience may have been different than others on the site, but I don't think that this company is accurately portrayed by the comments posted above.