Fooled them twice: BlueChip Energy–which also operated as Advanced Solar Photonics (ASP) and SunHouse Solar–sold its systems at environmental festivals and home shows. Buyers thought they were getting a good deal and doing the right thing for the environment. […] A year ago, it was revealed that BlueChip Energy’s solar panels had counterfeit UL labels…
Always the same. When governments start shovelling money off the truck, Carpet Baggers line up in droves to feast on the easy pickings.
Now we have Eco Greenie Carpet Baggers, but the result is the same.
They could buy CSA stickers and sell the panels in Canada.
Am i correct in saying that lacking legal certification were a fire to be caused by them your insurance would not cover the damage?
P.T. Barnum isn’t dead he’s just morphed into a solar panel salesman.
let me guess the CSA stickers were genuine.
Insurance companies will use any excuse to cancel policies, limit coverage, or increase rates. It doesn’t have to be logical or even make sense. That’s what they do to increase profitability. Everybody want’s a slice of that green apple pie.