Sounds like Eco Health Solutions has brainwashed you. It's a total lie about taking a survey...they're just cold calling. Nothing but telemarketers. I did report them but it obviously didn't do any good. They actually called again last night. "Arlene" was her name, the same one I told off repeatedly last summer. I asked her if she remembered me, she replied "No, I only started a couple of months ago". I called her a liar and she put me on with her manager. I told the guy to take my name off the calling list...we'll see if they call back or not. And if it's such a great company with great people, why aren't you working there anymore?

this number comes up as ECO Health say's my spouse won a prize from a survey that was filled out from last year $300. to $400. , and all my spouse had to do was ?another survey to to claim the prize.Sounds like a scam hung up on them.

This company uses fraudulent and aggressive telemarketing tactics. If you have had an issue with them please contact the Canadian Competition Bureau and file a complaint. Hopefully this will stop their poor business practices.

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.

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We just received a similar phone call, but it was from (780) 486-1363, and the Caller ID displayed; ECO HLTH SOLUTN.  The caller was a woman with an accent but quite understandable.  She addressed me by my last name correctly (worrisome), identified herself, first name only, stated that she was from Eco Health Solutions and calling about a survey that someone in our house had completed about air quality.  I replied that I did not participate in any survey.  She then said it was some one whose name started with the letter "L" and that had completed the survey at either a doctor's, dentist's, or pharmacy.  It so happened that "L" was sitting in the TV room, so I called out to "L" and loudly asked (knowing what the answer would be),  "Did you fill out a survey at either a doctor's, dentist's or pharmacy about air quality?"  "NO".  L  replied.  I went back to the caller and said, "None of what you are claiming happened".  She then asked "Then you are not interested in continuing with this call?  "No thank you",  and hung up.  Summary: they now have access to names, not just random phone numbers.  That is worrisome.