Is the Ultra Air Heater a Scam Heating Device?

Is the Ultra Air Heater a Scam Heating Device?

Ultra Air Heater is an untrustworthy device, therefore, online shoppers are asked to beware of products like this. Ultra Air is a generic device that anyone can purchase and resell. If you look at the product in the image below, you will notice that it does not have the name "Ultra Air" on it. As a matter of fact, there is no name on the device. I did an image search for the Ultra Air device in the image below and found out that the same heating device is branded under the name Hotix Pro. That same device does not have the name "PortaHeat" on it.

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The Ultra Air Heater Device

Ultra Air Heater

Generic products like Ultra Air Heater cannot be trusted because they can change their name, especially when consumers start complaining due to misleading advertisements. This will make returning the product and getting a refund difficult. If you want to ensure that you are able to comfortably return a product you have purchased, search reputable online stores for the product, instead of purchasing it from an untrustworthy website or one that you know nothing about.

If you think you were misled in buying the product due to false advertisement, you will be able to comfortably know that you can return and get a refund, instead of getting the runaround and the promise you will get a refund that will never happen.

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Dec 29, 2024 at 5:55 PM by
Is the Ultra Air Heater a Scam Heating Device?
an anonymous user from: Meridian Heights, Lenexa, Kansas, United States

There seems to be a defect in the heater. The plug in area is 1 7/8” Oder than rest of unit so it won’t stay plugged in!

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Is the Ultra Air Heater a Scam Heating Device?