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Mid-August 2025:

A homeowner was solicited at their residence in March 2020 by a sales representative from Sunbility LLC, who promoted a solar panel system costing over $40,000, promising elimination of electricity bills except for a metering fee and a $10,500 tax credit. Relying on these representations, the homeowner signed contracts for purchase, installation, and 25-year financing through Technology Credit Union. However, the installation was negligent, rendering the system basically non-functioning and even worse causing extensive roof leaks, ceiling damage, mold, and making the home partially uninhabitable. Despite evidence provided, including photos of damage and communications, the companies ignored his complaints, failed to fix his property and even refused to fix the almost entirely inoperable system. The system failed to connect properly to the grid, produced insufficient energy, and did not deliver promised savings, leading to continued high utility bills.  Extensive proof in support was provided, using our exclusive questionnaire that goes into meticulous detail to uncover every possible manner to attack the shady businesses' reprehensible practices and compel prompt and total resolution of the ongoing dispute.  The client alleged violations such as home solicitation breaches, unfair business practices, fraud, breach of contract, and construction negligence, claiming the entities operated as a joint enterprise and demanded contract cancellation, cessation of payments, reimbursement of approximately $12,000 in prior loan payments, and compensation for property damages and repairs. A spoliation notice was also issued for the preservation of evidence, with a warning of legal action to be taken if not resolved amicably and without any further delay.

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