Has anyone heard of this guy?

[On Our own]

And does he have anything actually worth saying or is this another scam??

http://www.power4home.com/index2.php?hop=ttinc1



I want very much for us to switch to alternative energy sources, but cannot afford the equipment or installation....

 

[noobiechickenlady]

Never heard of the guy, but I've seen this info lots of times, it seems pretty generic. It is true that you can purchase the individual components and assemble them yourself. However, you do need some experience in wiring and the like before you tackle it. Or at least some training.

 

[PamsPride]

I read about this on another forum and several people said it was a scam and that the information he is selling is all available for free on the internet.

 

[dacjohns]

I don't trust him/it. The web page doesn't want to let you go for one thing. Good thing a virus check will be run soon. (Thinking about spyware from that web site.)

Where are you going to get that many solar receptors for that little money? The only thing my hardware store might have are solar garden lights. Guess you have to take them apart.

 

[Aidenbaby]

At first I wasn't going to post about this as I didn't have any real information. Obviously, I changed my mind. If it were really, truly as easy as the website makes it out to be, why doesn't the guy have infomercials on TV at the very least. Also, you would think that the DIY channel and HGTV and the other gardening / home improvement channels would have highlighted this, if not created a TV show about it.

Forgot to spell check.

 

[SKR8PN]

...give me contact info to go along with the "names" of the "satisfied customers" so I can call and check out some of what he claims.....THEN I might believe him.