Solar Panel Fraud
Have You Fallen Victim to Solar Panel Fraud? We Can Help.
The number of consumers falling victim to Solar Companies fraudulent sales tactics is rapidly growing. You may be a victim of Solar Panel fraud if:
- You found your name was forged on the contract.
- If you were not provided a copy of the contract.
- You did not receive the promised tax benefits.
- Your electricity remains the same or is higher than it was prior to the solar installation.
- The solar system does not work at all.
Be on the Lookout For:
Door-to-door sales – Representatives often prey on unsuspecting homeowners, enticing them with promises of savings and environmental benefits without fully disclosing the terms of solar leasing agreements. Representatives may rush homeowners into signing contracts before they have a chance to understand the agreement's intricacies.
Too-good-to-be-true advertising – social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram become breeding grounds for too-good-to-be-true solar advertising. These ads target lower-income communities with promises of "low-cost" or "no-cost" solar programs, only to subject consumers to high-pressure sales tactics once they express interest.
Lack of documentation – Some companies neglect to provide proper documentation, pressuring homeowners into hastily signing electronic agreements without adequate review. This lack of transparency leaves homeowners vulnerable to exploitation and potential financial harm.
Shady solar panel companies thrive on making consumers feel powerless once they're locked into contracts. But rest assured, you have rights as a consumer, and unfair and deceptive practices cannot go unchecked. Don't hesitate to seek guidance from a knowledgeable solar attorney who can help you understand and assert your rights. Take control of your situation and hold these companies accountable for their actions. Your voice matters, and with the right legal support, you can fight back against exploitation and ensure fair treatment.