Solar Energy is a very hot topic, and so has been targeted by scam operators who want to make a quick buck.
Hundreds of bogus websites (which look fantastic) are selling very poor information packages on Solar Energy.
Their claims are ridiculous. "Power your house in a couple hours with $200 of hardware store parts".
Anyone knows this is not possible. Don't give your money to scam artists.

Here are some of the techniques used by scam operators:

1. They create dozens of fake "product review" sites that all rate their own product as #1.

2. They create several fake "critical review" sites like "solarvideoscamrevealed.com" and then
proceed to tell you how all other videos are scams except their own.

3. They take other people's solar power videos from Youtube and superimpose their own
website address over them and re-post them to youtube.

4. They create bogus forums, blogs and E-zine sites with seemingly average people who all
give positive testimony on how great their product is.

5. They generate fictitious testimonies obviously written in the same grammatical style.
(By the same person)

6. They offer "Partner Programs" which offer astronomical payment if you will
help them promote their scam products.

It is hard to imagine the character of a person who would spend all day creating a
virtual empire of falsehoods in order to steal people's money. The sad thing is, this does exist.
People with no conscience will stop at nothing in order to deceive you.


Protect yourself by using the following criteria:

1. Is the vendor actually providing concrete examples of the product for you to examine?

2. Is any product review site you see - actually giving examples of products from different vendors?

3. Is the video shown "generic" in nature - or obviously taken from a TV show?

4. When you google the vendor, do several references to "scam" come up?

5. Is the product on temporary sale just for the next day -soon to go back to 5 times the price?

6. Does the blog or forum only have posts from people supporting the product?

Don't be a victim of fraud. You will be very disappointed in what you receive.. These people not only damage the image of solar power, but compromise the value and usefulness of the internet itself. I'm sorry to
have even had to talk about this topic, but I felt you needed to know how to protect yourself.

I'm going to rely on integrity and hope that it still means something. 

Bob Nagy

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