Danie Jordaan

*Be careful - GoSolr wants to take your electricity credits for feeding back into the grid.*

I had my system now for about 8 months. After a rocky installation, the system worked very well with no issues and saved me quite a bit of money. As we all read in the media, a large amount of work is being done to allow clients to feed back into the grid. This extends the client savings, but also it assists the country in resolving our energy crises. I contacted GoSolr to start setting it up and was met with the most confusing feedback. The first feedback ( in writing, I have the e-mail ) is that GoSolr does not support this, and if they do ALL CREDITS WILL GO TO GoSolr. This is obviously a concern so I asked them where it was disclosed. They said it was in the sales call, but now very conveniently they can not trace the sales call ( even though I could tell them the exact date and time I spoke to Bianca Lombard ) The last contact was with Uzair Abrahams, Rendani Tshikudo, Mishka Charles, Sibonelo Mvubu and Miranda Sibulawa. Uzair undertook to give feedback in 30 days which I agreed to as it seemed fair. The 30 days is now two weeks overdue and I heard nothing from them.

I asked specifically if they felt the written feedback was wrong and credits would go to the client, but they refused to comment on it. This obviously makes a GoSolr system much less cost-effective. In fact with the savings I'm seeing, I'm better off uninstalling their system, paying their penalty, and taking a system from the offers we are seeing from the banks.

Be very careful of signing with these guys.

*Be careful - GoSolr wants to take your electricity credits for feeding back into the grid.*

I had my system now for about 8 months. After a rocky installation, the system worked very well with no issues and saved me quite a bit of money. As we all read in the media, a large amount of work is being done to allow clients to feed back into the grid. This extends the client savings, but also it assists the country in resolving our energy crises. I contacted GoSolr to start setting it up and was met with the most confusing feedback. The first feedback ( in writing, I have the e-mail ) is that GoSolr does not support this, and if they do ALL CREDITS WILL GO TO GoSolr. This is obviously a concern so I asked them where it was disclosed. They said it was in the sales call, but now very conveniently they can not trace the sales call ( even though I could tell them the exact date and time I spoke to Bianca Lombard ) The last contact was with Uzair Abrahams, Rendani Tshikudo, Mishka Charles, Sibonelo Mvubu and Miranda Sibulawa. Uzair undertook to give feedback in 30 days which I agreed to as it seemed fair. The 30 days is now two weeks overdue and I heard nothing from them.

I asked specifically if they felt the written feedback was wrong and credits would go to the client, but they refused to comment on it. This obviously makes a GoSolr system much less cost-effective. In fact with the savings I'm seeing, I'm better off uninstalling their system, paying their penalty, and taking a system from the offers we are seeing from the banks.

Be very careful of signing with these guys.

*Be careful - GoSolr wants to take your electricity credits for feeding back into the grid.*

I had my system now for about 8 months. After a rocky installation, the system worked very well with no issues and saved me quite a bit of money. As we all read in the media, a large amount of work is being done to allow clients to feed back into the grid. This extends the client savings, but also it assists the country in resolving our energy crises. I contacted GoSolr to start setting it up and was met with the most confusing feedback. The first feedback ( in writing, I have the e-mail ) is that GoSolr does not support this, and if they do ALL CREDITS WILL GO TO GoSolr. This is obviously a concern so I asked them where it was disclosed. They said it was in the sales call, but now very conveniently they can not trace the sales call ( even though I could tell them the exact date and time I spoke to Bianca Lombard ) The last contact was with Uzair Abrahams, Rendani Tshikudo, Mishka Charles, Sibonelo Mvubu and Miranda Sibulawa. Uzair undertook to give feedback in 30 days which I agreed to as it seemed fair. The 30 days is now two weeks overdue and I heard nothing from them.

I asked specifically if they felt the written feedback was wrong and credits would go to the client, but they refused to comment on it. This obviously makes a GoSolr system much less cost-effective. In fact with the savings I'm seeing, I'm better off uninstalling their system, paying their penalty, and taking a system from the offers we are seeing from the banks.

Be very careful of signing with these guys.