About their website: strike one was the affiliate site advertised redirecting to the site in question. Since I have java and flash disabled I did not see any pop ups. Strike two was that you have to enter an email address to get to any other information. That one alone should tell you up front that this is 100% scam. The information is real but as others have stated, the claims are very misleading. On top of that, the same information is available for free elsewhere if you know how to find it. Strike three is the fact that they use clickbank for payments. In my decade plus of Internet experience I have only ever seen scams and msm pyramid groups use clickbank. There may be a few legit clickbank uses but the odds aren’t good on that front.

Now, can any of you tell me if I can draw enough energy from homemade solar and wind to run a motor strong enough to turn two more turbines (preferable permanent magnet alternators)?

http://nlcpr.com/Deceptions6.php

Apart from the general smell that the websites (solarrooftilesreview and greendiyenergy) produced, the grammatical errors in solarrooftilesreview reminded me of people from a certain part of India (I’m Indian too), so i was pretty certain he was no ‘Dan Brown’ (that’s the name he picked!). A quick search through google images confirmed that his picture from the site was a stock photo from Shutterfly.

http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-30193657/stock-photo-green-job-series-young-electrician-repairs-solar-panel.html

Can I report this to google so it doesn’t come up so high on their search results? How?

Thanks for letting us know that GreenDIYenergy is not returning your emails or answering the phone.

I am also seeing more referral data on “GreenDIYEnergy Sucks”. Unhappy customers it sounds like.

Just a bunch of crap on a homemade CD and I’m still trying to get my money back………….. what a rip off……………… They won’t return my emails and no one answers the phone…………Save your money………..