Love my new air cleaners from Select Aire! They work better than I expected them to, awesome customer service

This business preys on older adults and sells very high ticket items like air purifiers to the tune of $2000. They get through their doors through promotions placed in local newspapers with gimmacks saying they have won prizes. Older adults are trusting and often fall for this type of sales tactic. If this has happened to you act swiftly. You only have 3 days to cancel and have the products returned. The sales people talk in circles and have very shady business practices.

Do not fall for this scam. Everyone "wins".This is nothing more than a promotional gimmick.

Allow me to detail my experience with company, and I use that word loosely. As I am sure many did, received a 'BINGO' card in the local paper. Well, my father, who is retired and 'old school' scratched off the card...and Yeah he won! Or so he believed what he read to be the truthful. As I was leaving for work, I told him I would look into upon my return. Well...my father phoned the 'winning hotline' to be told, to receive his 'prize' someone would come to our home to compare his card. So my father was scheduled for a visit. When I returned home, he told me about his winning and someone would be by Thursday at 10:30am to deliver his prize. I told him be careful, ask for ID and do not let them talk him into purchasing anything. Did I mention my father is a Senior Citizen and looks for things to fill his day. Well Thursday came, I phoned as I do at lunch to check in. I asked him, what prize did he win.....? He said at 10:04am, according to our caller ID, the lady that was coming to see...

I got a bingo card in the mail from them and I tried to call and report my win. Both phone numbers provided to report a winning ticket went to voicemail that "hasn't been set up yet". I looked up the number for the actual business on McKnight road and same thing (no voicemail set up). I'm checking with Better Business Bureau.

I feel that this company does false advertisement with their "so called" BINGO cards that are in the local newspaper. In order to claim any of the prizes, which by the way you have no idea which one you may have one, they have to send someone out to match it with the master board. Then they want to demonstrate a product. My husband and I both work, usually different shifts and do not have time for this , especially in the summer can truthfully say I was disappointed in this promotion.