My first question would be, if you worked for them and their product is so great, why are you posted as anonymous....????? That aside, one of their salesmen was just at our house... and yep, the product looked good, yes, my husband who has multiple medical conditions, noticed a difference in the air quality... not during the demonstration, but after it was turned off.  It works... can't say that all their claims are true, hard to say in a short demonstration with no research to  back up... but it did make a difference.  My main issue is that the "deal" they offer is only good right at this moment.... my husband does not work due to his health so money has to be carefully considered in anything we buy... and yes, health considerations are very important, i agree with him on that, but that is a LOT of money on a limited budget... and we told him numerous times we do not make payments, but he kept coming back to "if your health is that important you will make an exception".... I do not like to be pressured into spending that kind of money.... after the call to the boss, he did offer us almost half price :) ... still, too much money to decide in half an hour.... we need time to talk about it and decide if it is the best use of our limited funds, not decide to do it and then talk.... we did get the "free gift"... free three day two night accomodations at a resort hotel.... of course, we would have to spend the money to get there and back and any other expenses... so not really free..... but a perk to have the hotel paid if we could afford to travel (which we can not)... he said we could give it to someone else and that it was good for a year... no begin or end date on the certificate, no names, just we have to send in for a voucher to claim... which means we put them in a friend or relative's home if we give it away.... um... ya.... great deal... NOT!

They just called me and tried the survey trick. I do not do surveys and my family and friends do not give out my information to anyone. This is scam behavior, not a good sales tactic.

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.

Yup... we got the call today. My husband took the call when I was at work. They said the same about the survey and the $300 gift and serious pressure about the home visit and what kind of credit card we would like to use. <sigh>  Anyway, the name and number that came up on our call display was Eco Health Solutions at (780) 486-1693. I guess they have a good number of telemarketers working for them.

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.

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