What is the name of the Male supervisor that is her boss ? The VP?I guarantee you she [***] him , that's how she got to the top at CTV!  You know the VP's name?

Your looking at wrong site they are Canadian SCAMMERS

Coodos Mike you've certainley nailed that.

I used to work in the call room!!!!That is so ironic. I used to work for eagle water and Michelle is known as the top appointment booker. They use her as a mold and try to get us to adapt her "people skills" but they never mentioned her rude phone skills. And I do believe she is being rude because almost all these comments say that and I do think she is letting her $100,000+ salary get to her head. Eagle water is not a scam, however, their whole objective is to sell you something. They do offer a gift in return for you to let them in and try to sell you some kind of water system. Hanging up or saying your not interested or not answering is not going to do you any good. If you do any of those they will enter it into their location's system but then your number gets sent to other locations and eventually back to the original location's and then the calling never stops. The best why I find is to tell them you live in an apartment or your renting because they can't sell to renters. It has something to do with some kind of construction law because to install a system they have to drill into your counter.Saying your on the do not call list does work because because they do not have a list. Eagle water is not associated with the government so we would not have the list. Sorry but I have not a clue where they get the phone numbers from. I wouldn't recommended working in the call room. The people might be nice (co-workers) but the job it's self is a stressor and if you make appointments they will cut you loose before you even finish blinking.

It is true that they are selling you water "conditioners" which are actually just water softeners that you can buy at Home. Depot etc. the catch is that they offer 5 years supply of soap etc, free once a year maintenance of sat...all for the price of about $4000. Rip off price! Softeners typical do require more than 1 charge of salt per year and the lifetime maintenance only goes for as long as it takes for them to go out of business and start up under a new name.The bingo card we had "won" us a hotel stay, which I have learned is probably a timeshare scam by someone else. The sales lady Sheila was quite young and pleasant and seemed to be well trained. No high pressure tactics involved. Being an engineer I know the water softener process involved and thus the typical costs for such a system were a fraction of her product cost. She also tried to sell me a high priced reverse osmosis system ( which is a legit and good system for drinking water), but when I pointed to our existing RO system that I bought from Costco for $300, she stopped. Recommend that you stay away from these people, you will overpay and get ripped off.

Just been reading the posts......one of my kids got scammed into working for these losers.  13 hour days for a "training" salary that works out to $8.00 per hour.  Does not seem to be an end to this.  Conveniently there is no one in the office to get help from or talk to about this craziness!!!!  I smell a rat (a big one)