We were approached by two young men in their 20's selling the xtreme chemical... We told them we weren't interested because it seemed so expensive! But as they walked away, they sprayed my car window (bold move) and then I was impressed (fooled more like).
We decided to buy a quart (total ripoff) for $40 instead of the $70 gallon concentrate.
I was told to sign (?) and fill out a form to get the product (at a later time when the "van drove around to pick them back up"). WHY DO YOU SIGN FOR SOMETHING WHEN YOU"RE PAYING CASH?
I realized I had signed on not just ONE form, but two or three forms! I grabbed the form below and saw my signature faintly on the next carbon copy of a completely separate form!
I felt uneasy for the next 1/2 hour waiting for them to return with the product. I researched the company and found them here with about 1/2 negative and 1/2 positive reports.
It doesn't matter what product they are selling, the way they got my signature and the way I demanded they rip up my other carbons raised a red-flag that they might be identity theives as well.
They carefully only tore the copies ONCE across my signature, to where they could easily put them back togethr later and told me they had to keep all copies! Bs!!! After he ripped them up, I told him "and now I'll burn them" and grabbed them from him.
I can see that this would not be easy for an elderly person (my mom who was there) or anybody else with a genuine heart. PLease DO NOT EVER sign for anything... There's NO NEED FOR IT.
Do not buy from this company. They employee shady characters. I hope this saves somebody some heartache. I'm glad I watched 20/20 and Dateline about ID theft and listened to my red-flag.
Mel
Topeka, Kansas
U.S.A.
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