Complaint Review: Vollara - dallas Texas

I'm an exdistributor and quit because the business end didn't work out for me. However I found the company and its upline very supportive and sincere. While I was trying to sell the living water systems I had the idea of giving away free alkaline water to generate leads. It never worked out for me but I ran gallons and gallons of water through that thing. People were bringing 5 gallon water bottles and I was filling them up. I still have that thing and it still works after many years of service. It's funny to watch these multi level distributers post youtube videos. So much BS that someone looking for the truth will never know it when they see it. I think mine is about 8 years old. Still happy with it.

If you dont like the price sign up as a distributer and buy a few replacement filter kits. When I was a distributer I bought 3 for 1300 each. Sold one and hooked up one. Still have the last new one in the box and thought I would use it when the orher dies. But it just keeps kickin'!

All of the claims and negative accusations that were made in this statement are false.  Change is inevitable and is the only thing that is guaranteed in life. Businesses change their names, people change etc.  The truth is Vollara sales top quality products that actually work compared to the products and you can buy a your local Wal-Mart or Target.  If you want a real water purifier or air purifier that really works you're going to purchase it from Vollara not Wal-Mart it's really a simple concept. As with most things in life, you generally get what you pay for.

The old machine is fine.  So is the new one.  But it's way overpriced.  Not as bad as Enagic, but still overpriced.  When you do the research, you'll find that the 3 main components (plates, display and power supply) of traditional ionizers cost about $300-$400 to make.  Charging $2K is unethical.  $4K should include prison time. 

There are plenty of other options that more non-MLM consumers are now choosing.  Like this one...(((Redacted)))


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I find it interesting you only mentioned your NEW water machine!  What was wrong with your old one?  Was not that machine better than Kangen?  Nope!  Not even close!  So now you say your NEW Machine is better than Kangen!  Well like you said, "Consider the Source" and the "Source" is Vollara!  

I don't have to explain the culture of the company to people who aren't of the culture but the remarks from the original post are completely bogus. To the remark of the last person saying that our water technology is anything but the best, they should update their point. We have gotten a world-wide patent on DDI technology and are the only ones in the world who have that technology. We have the best water, still have the best air and anyone who disagrees can do a 1v1 test for themselves. That's what a water tester for a competitor from Japan did and switched companies as a consultant. Check out the link https://shop.vollara.com/ProductDetail_rep.asp?PriceID=27467 for some info on the water unit. Thanks for your time. I recommend anyone reading this stuff to check on the source themselves.

Here is the Truth about Vollara!

Sorry guys. I've enjoyed the ripoff reports for years now but I have to say that your report is not correct. It is correct that Ecoquest is bankrupt but they didn't change their name. Joe Urso bought the assets of Ecoquest, including rights to the name. Mike Jackson does NOT maintain any role, let alone a prominent one. As far as "hurting the little people" you couldn't be further from the truth. Joe Urso came out of pocket for hundreds of thousands of dollars to ensure that the "little guys" got paid what they were owed from their Ecoquest business.  Some people got $10k, 15k, 20k and even more. Joe Urso is a stand-up person who took over this defunct company and made good on debts that were outside his realm of responsibility simply because it was the right thing to do for the people and families it represented.