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Water Ionizer Reviews are FakeBy Alderin Ordell, MA
http://www.waterforlifeusa.com
If you’re comparing water ionizers looking for the right one to purchase for you and your family, the first
thing you should know is that ALL water ionizer reviews websites are fake. By fake we mean that they
are not independently owned. They are owned by existing US water ionizer distributors and are, therefore,
biased and unreliable.
Fake Water Ionizer Reviews by Tyent USAIonizerresearch.com is owned and operated by
Tyent USA.
Ionizerresearch.com is really deceptive to the
American consumer. If you search for water
ionizers on Google or YouTube, you’ll find
advertisements that Tyent USA has purchased
on Ad Choice where they declare the Tyent
water ionizers the “2014 water ionizers of the
year!” as evaluated by ionizerreasearh.com.
Funny, EOS water ionizers were never
evaluated for such a distinction! Ironically, Tyent
water ionizers win this “award” year after year
after year. You’ll also notice that all of the Tyent
models are rated 5 stars. They just can’t find
anything bad to say!
What’s even worse is that on the
ionizerresearch homepage, there is a quote
from waterionizer.com, also owned by Tyent
USA, that calls ionizerreasearch.com “the
Consumer Reports for water ionizers!” So,
Tyent has created another fake review website
to evaluate their ionizerresearch.com website
as being as good as Consumer Reports. What
a joke!
Tyent owns yet another fake water ionizer reviewswebsite called alkalinewater.com that again declares the
Tyent water ionizer the best and is quoted on ionizerresearch.com as saying that ionizerreasearch.com is
the “#1 resource website!”
You can draw you own conclusions about all of this deception but, in our opinion, any company that goes to
such great lengths to deceive their customers cannot be trusted! And it seems they are afraid to simply be
honest, which means they have much to hide. If you search for Tyent USA on the Better Business Bureau
website, you’ll find several complaints against them. Why? Because dishonest companies don’t take care
of their customers!
Fake Water Ionizer Reviews by Life IonizersLife Ionizers has their own fake water ionizer
reviews website called
alkalinewaterionizerreviews.com. They, too, just
can’t seem to find anything negative to say
about Life Ionizers, always giving their models
5 stars, and they give all other water ionizers
less than 5 stars. What’s even more despicable
is that they have created
waterionizerexpert.com, toll free number
prominantly displayed, as a sales portal for Life
Ionizers. So, if you have any questions about
water ionizers, just give waterionizerexpert.com
a call, and they’ll tell you why Life Ionizers are
the best.
Also, if you give up your name and email
address, they’ll email you a guide that explains
why Life Ionizers are the best along with
everything you need to know to place your
order.
If you click on the “about us” page, they don’t
even give themselves a fake name. You won’t
find any address or name of a person to
contact. They just call themselves “a team of
experts with over 19 years of experience.” You
would think that any careful consumer would
want to know the name of the group that’s
evaluating all of these water ionizers. But,
nobody seems to think to ask. They just see the
stars and click on the one with the most stars.
Surely, if alkalinewaterionizerreviews.com was an independent, honest, and trust worthy site, they would
explain why. But they don’t. Instead, they hide, they deceive, they make money with dishonesty, and you,
the poor American consumer, are left with a low quality water ionizer from a sketchy company.
Obviously, this deceptive advertisting and manipulation of American consumers works, that’s why Tyent
and Life aren’t the only ones. Yep, here’s a fake water ionizer reviews website from Alkaviva…
Fake Water Ionizer Reviews by Alkaviva (IonWays, Jupiter)
Waterionizersreviewed.com is a fake water
ionizer reviews website by Alkaviva and it isn’t
anything different from the others. They give
themselves the most stars, give all of their
competitors less stars, make sure you know
how to order. And you can give them your email
and name and they’ll send your their
propaganda guide to sell you on the Alkaviva
brand.
The only thing that makes this website stand
out from the others is that they are honest
about who they are in the “about us” page.
They state that they are Alkaviva dealers. Does
that now make it okay for them to give biased
reviews of all their competitors? That’s up to
you to decide. How about just displaying the
facts about your company and product and
leave out the commentary about your
competitors? That seems like the most honest
path and that’s what you’ll find with Water for
Life USA.
If you’d like to read a water ionizer comparison
report and see how EOS water ionizers
distributed by Water for Life USA compare to all
of these other companies, please
visit: http://www.waterforlifeusa.com/compare-
water-ionizers
To your health!