The water cleaning faces fraud charges
Sylvia Penn’s Bureau of Consumer Protection has a test against a water treatment and their chairmen, their blamed poor advertising, telemarketing and other offences against the illegal business practices. The costume is followed by an investigation into 23 complaints filed by consumers whose headquarters is in Pennsylvania and Ohio.Pennsylvania Attorney General Jerry Bruno identifies the H20 as a defendant Tech Inc., doing business as Hague Quality Water of Pittsburgh and its chairman, Richard E. Boysen. They are accused of violating the PA’s unfair trade practices and the Law on the Protection and téléprospecteur Registration Act. The defendants in cases of bankruptcy under Chapter 7 September 2003.
According to investigators, the defendants in March 2003 in the telecommunications sector marketing activities to sell their systems to purify water. Consumers concerned about the products Home agreed in a presentation designed to explain the benefits of products. The water system was purchased in price from $ 2988 to $ 5848th
While sales presentations, consumers’ tap water has been tested for various conditions, including “rigorous” and the presence of chlorine. In all cases, consumers has been said, business representatives, that their water had a high degree of “rigor” and contained chemicals and substances were hazardous to their health.
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