They are still trying to find new victims. I just got the letter claiming to be able to replace my old solar panels without it affecting my FIT payments. This is clearly a lie, because my FIT payments... See more
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Blatant scam letter, lots of false statements about not losing your fit payments if you do what they say, But you definitely WILL do don’t be tempted by the letter with No real contact details and fac... See more
No contact names given, unsolicited approach, possible dodgy QR link to 'register', no website, gives option to opt out of marketing by "using the below returns address" - but no returns address giv... See more
Like many others - plain envelope addressed to Homeowner. £4k in grants, made up of £2k grant & £120 per panel exchange? The exchange per panel is almost double the cost of a new 450w panel???!!... See more
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We received a letter today
We received a letter today, and I was immediately suspicious about it, I googled the address which was on the back of the envelope which belongs to another Solar panel company. The letter has now gone on the fire.
Received a letter today
Received a letter today. Looked for reviews on Trustpilot and glad I did. The only way these guys are going to help reduce my bills is by burning it!
The scam has reached Greater…
The scam has reached Greater Manchester. Based on the posted reviews it’s gone straight in the bin. Don’t waste your time.
I got the letter today in North…
I got the letter today in North Yorkshire and my immediate thought is that it must be a scam as it's just too good to be true. I just can't see what's in it for the company - who's paying them? Just daft and hope people aren't taken in
The scam has reached East Lancashire…
The scam has reached East Lancashire now, got the save letter this morning and its gone in the bin.
Just arrived in Fife a few days ago
Just arrived in Fife a few days ago, but as others have mentioned it certainly seems to be a Scam with a capital S
Thank you trustpiolot
I received the same letter. Sounded good - too good, so did a google search. Looks like everybody thought the same. Best use for the letter is lighting the fire. MG.
Scammers
Load of rubbish in the letter as others have said, don't go near!!!
Too good to be true
They've made it as far North as Morayshire with their scam invitation. Too good to be true? Of course it is... SCAM = in the recycling.
Return address for this scam
Received letter (Falkirk) saying they knew I had existing solar panels and wanted to replace with "better" ones and I would get a £4k grant plus increased FIT payments. I am on the original scheme and would actually lose the FIT rpi uprates and FIT would dramatically reduce. Letter says in small print you can opt out of future marketing by contacting "the below address" then doesn't list any address. There is however an address on the back of the envelope this scam letter arrived in - it's Green Homes Scheme, Unit 5 Sprint Way, Speke, Liverpool L24 9AB. I think I'll take advice from their ironic address and "sprint [a]way".
If it looks too good to be true ...
I live in Perthshire. Just got the letter as detailed below. First thought - this looks too good to be true. Second thought ... the same ! Thanks to all the folks sharing below for confirming.
Looked too good to be true!
Looked too good to be true as a "Homeowner" in Renfrewshire, Scotland. Quick Web search confirms no such grants available. As an Engineer, was amazed I hadn't heard of such a miracle scheme to get more from what we already have on our roof! Avoid!
Now touting for business in…
Now touting for business in Peterborough. This scam should be broadcast
Scam
Scam - expanded i to Norfolk now. There is no grant available and FIT payments will be lost!
Looks like a scam...Googled address and…
Looks like a scam...Googled address and found these Excellent reviews!
Don't touch it its a scam!
Read reviews definitely a SCAM shredded…
Read reviews definitely a SCAM shredded letter
Thank you
£2,000 free money towards upgraded…
£2,000 free money towards upgraded panels? 50%more free electricity to use at home? Plus, another 50% added to your FIT payments? Well... "haud me back"... as we say up here north of Hadrian's. To be fair though, I did enjoy some free energy as a result of this amazing offer... I used their letter to light my wood stove. Steer clear, they're crooks!
GREEN Homes Scheme (for Solar Panels) - Scam!
It’s a Scam.
There is no ‘Grant’
You can’t keep your FIT payments if you change up your panels.
AVOID AVOID
It’s a Scam
East Lothian touting for business
East Lothian touting for business. Keep well clear of the crooks.
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