By Patric Hedlund with Gary Meyer, TME

Andrew Lesso of Frazier Park answered his door April 21 to see a man in a bright yellow maintenance worker’s vest, carrying a clipboard.

“His name [he said] was Brian Donald,” Andrew Lesso wrote in his detailed notes about the event. “He explained that the water in my home contains contaminants. He said his company (calling itself Titan H2O) could install a whole house water filtration system under a…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

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Sales manager Daniel Avila drove a white van through Frazier Park neighborhoods with his crew of salesmen in the back, letting them out to canvas through the region…

Andrew Lesso said he was told the water filter price was $29.99. Without his knowledge, he was signed up for a $2999 loan, which could damage his credit.

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