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4 FAQs about Solar inverter shipment fraud

Are there any solar scams in Australia?

Most Australians are used to the plethora of scams that pervade their email inboxes and phone messages. Most of them are obvious but some, just like solar scams, can be well disguised as genuine. We have compiled a list of 5 common solar scams to help you make an informed decision What do I do if I have been scammed? How can I avoid solar scams?

Are solar installers a scam?

This scam is one of the more insidious and not an easy one to spot. Fake installers exist to take your money with no intention to install solar on your home or business. They generally ask for a large upfront deposit.

What are the most common solar contract scams?

Common contract scams in the solar industry are usually found in Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and financing. While these are both ordinarily safe, it is the specific terms you unwittingly agree to that may catch you out. These contracts can be nearly impossible to get out of once signed, so it is important to know what to look for.

Can a fake solar installer take Your Money?

Fake installers exist to take your money with no intention to install solar on your home or business. They generally ask for a large upfront deposit. Now, this isn't uncommon for genuine solar installers to request, as a deposit is generally required prior to installation, but it's usually the size of the deposit to be wary of.

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