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    Solar Panels

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    Hi All

    I am fairly new to Legal beagles, I am a retired ICU nurse and Union activist, currently doing some volunteer work on Social policy with the CAB in Somerset.

    I am currently looking into the Solar Panel industry with a special interest in the selling techniques and consumer targets of that body.

    I would be particularly interested in 'Rent a Roof' aka free Solar Panelling offers. If anyone has had experiences good/bad/indifferent then I would like to hear from them. I am working on a presentation on this issue with a colleague for early July, all contributions will be sanitised.

    John Howes
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    Re: Solar Panels

    Hi John

    Welcome to Legal Beagles.

    Unfortunately i don't have any input to give about the solar panel issue, though i am knowledgable on what is acceptable sales practices and what are unlawful etc. Being that my own business is based on sales (Not solar panels but office supplies wholesale). Also i could provide input on forced selling practices which you may or may not know, would come under the protection from harassment act 1997 or breach of data protection act 1998 (if sales company fails to remove details and continues to call despite being told to remove details). So if you would like or need any input on any of the above i can help you with that, especially if you have details as to what sales pitches are being used etc.
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      Re: Solar Panels

      Originally posted by Jonty45 View Post
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      Hi All

      I am fairly new to Legal beagles, I am a retired ICU nurse and Union activist, currently doing some volunteer work on Social policy with the CAB in Somerset.

      I am currently looking into the Solar Panel industry with a special interest in the selling techniques and consumer targets of that body.

      I would be particularly interested in 'Rent a Roof' aka free       solar panels offers. If anyone has had experiences good/bad/indifferent then I would like to hear from them. I am working on a presentation on this issue with a colleague for early July, all contributions will be sanitised.

      John Howes
      Solar panel industry is facing serious slump in recent times.. I have tried lot but have lost quiet bit of money..In USA it is hard to run solar panel business now
      Last edited by KurtPearson; 19th October 2013, 14:53:PM.
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        Re: Solar Panels

        I bought the ones that work at night (Not!).

        Lunar TIC Panels!

        (Who do I sue?)

        CAVEAT LECTOR

        This is only my opinion - "Opinions are made to be changed --or how is truth to be got at?" (Byron)

        You and I do not see things as they are. We see things as we are.
        Cohen, Herb

        There is danger when a man throws his tongue into high gear before he
        gets his brain a-going.
        Phelps, C. C.

        "They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance!"
        The last words of John Sedgwick

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