EsaverwattReviews of esaverwatt.com

Whole company is a scam! They ripped us off. We bought 3 units. Got a return authorization only after they tried multiple offers to get me to keep the product for a discounted price. Sent the units back and received a signature confirmation that they were received on December 20, 2024. They lied about trying to refund our debit card. Said it didn’t work for them so they supposedly mailed a refund check although I get different check mailing dates every time I call to follow up with their “customer service”. It is now March. The chance of a check showing up is pretty much slim to none. They owe us over $180 and I have called over 10 times in the past 3 months looking for updates to receive nothing but lies and being told to wait 30 MORE days for a check to be sent from Florida. I could walk from NJ to FL and back in 30 days. Stay away from this giant scam of a company. I have already reported them to the Attorney General in Florida. Next is a class action lawsuit.

Ordered this piece of junk. Nothing. I found it to be useless. Then I returned it. Waiting forever for some acknowledgement. Finally received it back. Said the package was refused. My credit card company is resolving. I wished I had seen all the complains before I ordered this junk.

Ripped off!! I purchased the esaverwatt item to save electric energy. They said there was a 60 day trial and guaranteed money back. I emailed them requesting a return because they did not save me any on my electric costs. I was emailed back stating that they gave me a refund and gave me a RMA number to return the units. I returned them, USPS verified delivery and I still don't have a refund 3 weeks later. 9/30/26 I received a reply from Esaverwatt today (20 months after my review) and I had completely forgotten about this review until Trustpilot informed me of the reply. I did finally receive a check refund on 3/17/25, over 3 months after the items were returned. Bad customer service back then and the products did not help my electric bills at all.

i have 2 savers and my power bill went up. my home is only 960 feet. have one in the kitchen which is behind the power box and one in the living room. why is mine not working? do you have an answer?

Any Basic electrical knowledge will confirm! A 120vac plug in appliance will "NOT" I repeat "WILL NOT" alter any current draw from your main breaker/METER. You are saving nothing!!!!

Do NOT buy the Ultra Air Heater from this website, or any website. It is a cheap piece of junk, made in China, for about two bucks and they sell it for $49.99. Plus they make all sorts of claims about it, like that it incorporates just released NASA technology, and that Elon Musk had a hand in releasing it, none of which is true. Buyer Beware!

- Their ads state, "The magnetic filter removes carbon from the electrical circuit helping to significantly reduce your exposure to harmful electromagnetic radiation (EMF/EMR) generated by your electronics, appliances, and dirty electrical system." If you know anything about electricity, there is no "carbon" to be removed. And even if there was, how do you "empty" this carbon out of the unit? The ads also state, "No Maintenance Required". - The ads also state, "Within 3-4 weeks (depending on the size of your home), it will begin to make efficient use of your energy while allowing you to reap the rewards of a more robust household appliance life cycle. In just a short time, you will have made your money back on your initial purchase." - There is equipment you can purchase that WILL protect your home but these are typically installed at the power meter and they don't take weeks to start working; they start working immediately. - They also offer a 60 day money back guarantee. Very convenient that it takes "several weeks to start working" and they only offer a 60-day guarantee.

ESaverWatt is selling an appliance called the Ultra Air Heater. It is a cheap, 3 or 4 dollar piece of Chinese junk marked up to an absurdly high price. When purchased, the company then bills for additional items without any prior notification, including "Coverage" and a remote control. The icing on the cake is that they charge $14.95 for S&H, although at checkout they trumpet all over the place that there is "FREE shipping". Fortunately, opening a dispute with PayPal resulted in a rapid refund. As usual, when navigating the Wild West that is e-commerce, the old adage applies: Buyer Beware.