Please do your research

My husband and I intervened a sales pitch in his parents living room and ruined the sales reps day by asking too many questions about the product, price and payment plan after they had spent close to 1.5 hours on a sales pitch and only required one more signature to seal the deal.

Once we finally managed to cancel the deal, my husband asked them for the forms that were filled out by our family members, as they contained personal information. For R15 000, EPS basically sells titanium plates and geyser timers to make your geyser more effective and thereby cut electricity costs. Sounds great, however, when we reviewed the confiscated forms later, we were shocked to find a Nedbank Unsecure Personal Loan document, a CTI Credit Life Plan and a C T international finance document.

Why is a EPS sales rep making you sign a Life plan for a Titanium plate that will be installed in your geyser to save electricity??? Before you sign any document that EPS lays infront of you, do some researcher on your own. Their website does not provide any information.

All the reviews on Google are a copy paste version of "Hi my name is X And I live in X. I have been using ESP for X amount of years and have saved X amount of money. I urge everyone to join ESP family, thanks to our sales rep X for contacting me." A company cannot possibly make the public believe that 300+ people will leave the same review, with slightly altered information, if they are not **** profiles or incentivized to do so? All the reviews use 100% pyramid scheme language.

If EPS would like to comment, I would like to use this platform for them to convince me that the company is not a **** and that the sales agents are not con artists, by providing factual and accurate information on what the product is, how it works, a break down of payment plan and an explanation as to why a Life Plan policy was part of the documentation that needed to be signed.

I look forward to hearing from you.