Anyone who has been a victim of Eagle Water please visit this website and register so you can file a report. The more information we have against them the better. This needs to stop as soon as possible! If they are luring job seekers and the homeowners then this is truly an outrage. http://www.ripoffreport.com/

Unbelievably Rude and hostile. I asked to be removed from their list and the person calling said quote I dont know anything for the life of you! end quote. She then hung up. Extremely rude!!!!

Total scam.  High pressure sales tactics for a unit that's almost identical to a model from home depot that's $350....meanwhile they want $2745.  The appointment takes forever, very pushy, and trying scare tactics that I'm sure would work to victimize seniors. A borderline criminal organization....do not let them in!

Would you be a witness in a civil action against these ppl? Please email me privately lgns0040 @ gmail.com

As a former "employee" I can tell you that there are a lot of things wrong with this company, but oddly the equipment is excellent although grossly over priced. When I applied to work there I would ask questions about the equipment, prices and sales tactics, to which I would either be lied to, ignored, or have the question deflected. When I asked how is the equipment marketed, I was told that people call in, so I asked how is that possible when I can't find any mention of Eagle Water anywhere on the internet or though traditional advertising, except for a FaceBook page, to which I was answered with a smirk and a shrug.The people running the company go by the tried and true methods of cult like brain washing for the employees and the customers. They want you to feel like you are special and loved, that you are giving people a better life or that your life will be so much better using their product. They want you to believe that you are part of a fantastic, loving family that is only concerned with your well being, and that you have a purpose to help everyone else have as good a life as the rest of the Eagle Water family. They will constantly hound you to believe what they are telling you and try to argue any point you might have. I felt horrible witnessing the high pressure tactics they were using on elderly people whom were so very nice but just didn't see the point in spending $11,000 on a system they might only be able to use for a couple of years. A lot of times we were forced to leave by some very upset people.I also have to say that the soap package is not what they say it is. It is supposed to last 5 years for a family of 4, but as a single guy doing on average 3 loads a week in the smallest condo washer available, I've gone through a bottle a year. The bar soap, which is supposed to last a long time too, will only last about 3 weeks at 2 showers a day during the summer. I have short hair but have to use a lot of the shampoo to get a lather, so that doesn't last long either. The soap and cleaning products like the water conditioners are excellent but they are exceedingly over hyped, over priced, and do not perform as promised. Another thing is they promise that you get free salt for the conditioner, but the catch is that you have to drive there to get it, they won't deliver, as I was told. I think that there are a lot of psychopaths working there since all they care about and want is your money. They just want to get the "kill" and move on to the next potential victim. I also witnessed rampant abuse of drugs and alcohol which didn't seem to phase any of the leaders of this company one of whom is obviously a raging alcoholic. This is really scary considering how much these people drive. I find all this really sad since the products are excellent but marred by a odd business model, and a greedy cult like culture.

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