i wish your son remember all those clients names and phone numbers, we could really do damage with those , possible put the company under

Unfortunately, the general public does not question the scientific merit of 'water quality testing' conducted by companies such as Eagle Industries. Anyone receiving water from a municipal water supply in Ontario does not usually need any sort of additional water treatment. However, if you are concerned about your water quality (especially if you are on well water), contact your municipality or a professional hydrogeologist (if you are unsure, ask for credentials and proof of professional accredation). The employees of these bogus water treatment system companies such as Eagle Industries do not have science educational backgrounds (e.g. degree in hydrogelogy) or professional qualifications to conduct such tests or make any sort of interpretation of the results. The testing and results are often bogus, and employees of these companies are not trained or qualified to make basic decisions such as which type of filter or treatment must be used (e.g. Is it a problem with iron or silt? These would require completely different forms of investigation and treatment). I would suggest to be cautious and critical of door to door sales, especially when it comes to something as important as your drinking water, and be sure you are receiving information from qualified and accredited professionals.

These people came to our home and convinced us that we needed to have their water system. They told us it was better for our health and that it would take us 3.9 years to pay it off. We signed up thinking it would be better for our family and so signed up. We did the math after the fact and found it it was going to take 7 years and cost $3100. We called to cancel and they were quite rude to us trying to pressure us to keep the contract and trying to persuade us that we needed it. The next day we saw this on CBC. DON'T SIGN UP!http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/2011/cleanwaterdirtytricks/

That goes for you too Milan Reisi

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