From: ali.jaffar07@gmail.com   
      
   On Saturday, July 9, 2022 at 11:00:39 AM UTC-4, Peter W. wrote:   
   > > >No if it's an obvious fraud or spam.    
   > > Just saying, it's the buyer's responsibility to figure    
   > > that and anything else, out.   
   > a) The average consumer knows less about solar than he/she knows about the   
   US Constitution.    
   > b) The average sales person in the Solar Industry, based on personal   
   experience, has the ethics of the typical congress member, and the morals of   
   the typical Evangelical preacher.    
   >    
   > True, "Caveat Emptor" is applicable. At the same time, the Solar Industry,   
   and its Shills owes the average consumer honest and complete answers to   
   specific questions. Certainly no less than that. What is clear, however, from   
   the advertising out there    
   is that those 'honest answers' are thin on the ground.   
   > Peter Wieck    
   > Melrose Park, PA   
      
      
   I just came across some good news here about solar's many benefits in   
   Pennsylvania: https://inspiritingly.com/solar-pa/   
      
   Beyond reducing your utility bill, the tax credits are amazing, standing at   
   26% federal, in addition to much more from States and even some local   
   financial incentives. Not only that but it provides American jobs that CAN'T   
   be outsourced.   
      
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