This company also calls from (780) 930-1367.

Got a hate message from this number....trying to figure out where it came from.

A female sales rep from Eco Air Systems knocked on my 73 year old, mentally unstable, father's door in June. The lady talked him into a air purifier. He told her he could not afford it but she played on his loneliness sitting and smoking with him saying she would come back in 2 days for a visit. My dad unplugged the system and put it back in the box. They have a 10 day return date. He says on the 10th day he was contacted and he let them know he does not like it and to pick it up. Eco Air Systems is claiming it was the 12th day. Thankfully he was able to stop payment through his bank and they have not received a dime. We have still not settled.

We recently got contacted and my wife bought one.  Now I am checking into the company because I don't beleive things he said.  I was wondering where I can find the product and manufacturer details.

Yes i recieved a phone call. At first the lady was Asian and talking 100miles per hour, I couldn't understand one word. I said to talk slower and in English. She didn't say her name or the company name which she represented. I became very aware of the poor ethical behavior, and the number was blocked.She began to ask weird unrelated questions. I gave vague responds. She then hung up on me. She phone me again later on in the week. Same mo. She phoned me a third time and said I won a $300 gift from a survey, and wanted to diliver it today. I said no I didnt do no survey and would not like the gift. Bang She hung up. I check the call display, Eco Health Solutions. I researched on the net and found this site. Never trust a Compamy who prides on tricks, scams and hides information to promote sales of their product.

My (senior) neighbors actually bought one of these Zephyrs for $3200 from a "really nice young" salesman who came to their door. They think it's the cat's meow of course, but they said the "gift" is a joke, as it's just a discount coupon for use if you buy a holiday at some tropical resort, (which they will never use).