Consumer beware!
Consumer beware! Stay clear of this company and Culligan who bought out ProOne and don’t purchase products from either company! As a long-standing customer, I bought several of the new G3.0 Gravity Filters from ProOne just before Culligan acquired the company. After the filters rapidly failed because they turned out to be a defective product, I called ProOne who has stopped responding to customers and refuses to answer the phones regarding customer concerns, so I then contacted them via email. Subsequently, after receiving no contact from ProOne, I contacted Culligan, since they are now ProOne’s parent company, and spoke with a representative to request a refund. She said she would forward my request on to the individual in charge of the ProOne accounts. After contacting both companies, I received automated emails stating that they had received my messages and that a representative would be in contact with me, however, I have received no further contact from ProOne or Culligan, nor the refund I am requesting. The G3.0 filters are faulty and if you search the internet, you will see numerous other similar customer complaints about these filters. As the new parent company for ProOne, Culligan owes it to the loyal customers of ProOne to make amends by offering refunds for the defective products. This is no way to treat the customers of a company that you purchase if you want them to continue on with your company. Prior to the acquisition by Culligan, ProOne was always an upstanding company, and I never had any difficulty in contacting them or reaching a resolution on a concern. I also filed a compliant with the Better Business Bureau, however, they failed to respond to them, as well.
9 December 2025
Unprompted review