Your looking at wrong site they are Canadian SCAMMERS

Their new tactic is to send a bingo card for you to play. If you get a row, x, etc you are supposed to win a certain prize. I called the number as I got an X which meant I had won a camcorder. They set up an appointment for that night. I had read this post so was ready for them. When the guy arrived I asked him to verify I had won the camcorder and would receive that if I listened to his pitch. He verified my card and then called into the office. Of course he acted surprised when he was told they did not have any camcorders left. The Bingo card did say if they didn't have the specific prize they would give you something of equal value. Surprise surprise instead they offered me the "free weekend away". As indicated in other posts, this is a scam. Not to mention completely inconvenient. I told him that didn't work for me and he said "no harm no foul" and proceeded to leave. I had to tell him that I had read about his company and gave them the benefit of the doubt but clearly all the posts were right. He of course had no comment and left quickly. What a scam.

Hey Matt. The equipment from up in Northern Ontario in the Marketplace piece was Simple H2O but their franchisee at the time was Marshall Eco Smart Solutions.Marshalls and all their gang switched to Eagle to try and avoid the bad pub from this and other newsstories of the elderly being duped and ripped off. Just do a Google search on Marshall Eco Smart and a story from the Peterborough Examiner newspaper and others.Whether its Simple H2O or Eagle, these franchisees are who they are. They cant hide by changing franchises. Same dirty filthy tactics.

I was in the market for a new job, when I saw $18/hour. Sounded pretty good as a new employee right? So a few days later I got an email from them setting up an interview, as I always do I google the company, see how people receive it and MAN am I glad I googled this company before hand... Thank you everybody for the warnings!

Thank you guys for your review about this company, (Eagles Industries Corp.) I was quite suspicious about going in for the interview and getting the job the same day. I trusted my gut instinct and decided to find reviews about these "water companies" and I'm glad I came across this. Please spread the word and let everyone know, people shouldn't be pressured into buying these water treatment systems and no one should ever apply to a job that looks to good to be true. Thanks again!

Just received same phone call regarding a water survey I supposedly took 8 months ago. Funny thing is they gave me an address that I lived in 3 years ago. I gave them the updated address before I thought about it unfortunately, and they are coming here around 5:00. I did some research and found these along with other warnings from police in my area. So I called the cops about 1/2 hour ago and reported them. They are supposed to be calling me back soon, and I'm hoping they are going to send someone here before the WATER people arrive so they can assist me. I read that these people are related to break and enters, and the reason they come is to check out possible access points to get into your home. Wonderful, thats what anyone wants is a free prize and have their houses broken into. I can't believe people these days, it sickens me. Funny that the woman on the phone said her name was "Michelle", same as other people have talked to. At least their consistent a***oles. I'll keep you posted on what happens after they come and go. I'm really hoping the police nail whomever comes.