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.

The f****ng guy posted the tape! http://www.natashaeloi.net/index.php/oh-yegh-the-sex-tape/category/sex-tapeYegh man f*** here I could not imagin q girl doing that to me

I worked for Eagle Water Treatment Systems. I have nothing bad to say about the equipment - they sell a solid product. I actually own it and love it. The tests they do are legit and with less scam-marketing this company would be awesome. Here's what I do have an issue with: 1. I was told it wasn't door to door and appointments are set up for me with people who are interested in the product. This was a lie. Every home I went to people had no idea why I was there or what I was there to do. We bombarded them with a "water quality evaluation" which was actually a 1.5 hour scripted sales pitch. 2. I was told I would get three appointments a day - paid $37 for each appointment (again set up for me with ppl who knew I was coming). Reality? I'd burn a tank of gas going to 11 calls ... Since we were ambushing ppl, not many ppl would let us in. I could work 14 hours with $0 made. 3. We were sent to random homes, in dangerous situations. Especially for a female alone. 4. We were told out last call of the day was 8 pm ... Also a lie. Some nights we were in ppls homes until after 11 pm. 5. The job ad was for "water quality technician" - also a lie. It's a door to door sales gig. 6. The "prize system" is a scam as well. Everyone wins the same thing - the two night hotel stay ... Yet you need a US bank account to use it. My advice to Eagle? Stop scamming ppl. Set up quality appointments - be honest - let the product sell itself.

i receiived a call from eagle water systems and they had one of  3 gifts. they wanted to test my water in told them they are con artitists their number is (905) 560-1025. in very highly encourage every one to ingore these people they are trouble with a CAPITAL T thanks

34 a month they (eagle) was at my home tonight said 112 a month !! So glad I showed them to the door !

Just got a call from (905) 560-1025. Says they are calling from "World Water Institute", the call display showing "W W I".  I couldn't find anything legit on the internet matching the phone number on call display.The schpiel goes like this:"Hi is this Mr/Mrs (whatever last name the phone is listed under"?"You answered a survey about water last fall and you've won!""You've won a $100 free gift! All the materials were donated by your local businesses"Then they want to confirm your address.Why?BECAUSE THEY WANT TO SEND SOMEONE TO YOUR HOME TO "TEST" THE WATER AND THEN SELL YOU SOME CRAP THING. There is no need for anyone to come and test your water from a private company unless a) YOU called them or b) you've had a serious problem and the county/municipality/government personel was called by YOU and YOU wanted them to come out. USE YOUR LOGIC.Don't EVER let them come to your door. They are a SCAM.See:http://forums.redflagdeals.com/worldwide-industries-hamilton-628779/I knew it was a scam when they a) used an incorrect name for me and b) then tried to confirm my address using an address I haven't lived at in YEARS. (That means the list they bought off of some other scam artist was sold to them with my info on it).Also known as: "Global Air Care" and "simple H20"Also see: http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/2011/cleanwaterdirtytricks/Former employees fight back: http://www.steelcitysolidarity.com/?page_id=48