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Terms and Conditions for Solar Scam Story Video Production
- Eligibility: To be eligible for the $200 Coles Gift Card, participants must submit a Solar /Battery Horror Story related to their or a specific solar system experience. Each month, one entry will be selected for the creation of a video and assistance provided by Your Energy Group Pty Ltd in solving the issue(s) mentioned in the story.
- Selection Process: Entries are accepted monthly via website submission, and one participant will be chosen to participate in a video about their solar scam story. If selected, the participant must agree to be filmed and collaborate with our team to address the issues raised.
- Gift Card Issuance: Upon agreement to participate and completion of the filming process, the selected participant will receive a $200 Coles Gift Card, plus our endeavours to resolve the issue.
- Exclusions: Employees, directors, and their immediate families of Your Energy Group Pty Ltd are not eligible to participate in the promotion.
- Other Terms: Your Energy Group reserves the right to cancel or amend the promotion at any time without prior notice.
- Gift Card Delivery: The $200 Coles Gift Card will be issued within 30 days of the video filming and agreement process being completed.
By submitting your Solar Scam information, you agree to these terms and conditions.
Solar and renewable energy are changing the way we power our homes and businesses, offering cleaner and more efficient alternatives.
However not all solar companies are created equal. Poor installations, broken promises, and outright scams have left many Australians frustrated and unsure where to turn.
If you’ve experienced a solar-related problem, we’re here to listen.
Whether you’ve dealt with a bad installation, unreliable warranties, or felt misled by a solar company, your story can help. Reporting these issues protects others, holds companies accountable, and helps restore confidence in the solar industry.
Common Problems People Report
Here are some of the most common complaints we hear from Australians:
- Dodgy Solar Installations – Panels not aligned correctly, low-quality materials, or unqualified technicians.
- Warranty Issues – Promised coverage that’s impossible to claim or companies that disappear after installation.
- Misleading Sales Tactics – Hidden fees, exaggerated energy savings, or unfulfilled promises.
- Scams – Paying for services or products that never materialise.
- Faulty Equipment – Inverters or batteries failing soon after installation.
If you’re searching for help with these issues, you’re not alone. Many Australians are Googling phrases like:
“Report solar company scam“
“Bad solar installation complaint”
“Scammed by solar company what to do”
We’re here to make sure your concerns are heard and addressed.
Why Should You Share Your Story?
Sharing your solar experience isn’t just about resolving your own issue—it’s about making a difference.
“By reporting bad practices, you’re helping protect future customers and holding companies accountable for their actions.”
Here’s how we can help:
- Protect Others: Shine a light on unethical companies to warn future customers.
- Resolve Issues: Get expert advice, tools, and resources to address your concerns effectively.
- Improve the Industry: Your voice contributes to a better, more trusted solar landscape in Australia.
How to Report a Problem with a Solar Company
We’ve made the process simple and stress-free:
- Fill Out the Form: Provide details about your experience, including the company name, the problem, and any supporting documents.
- Receive Expert Support: Our team will review your case and provide advice tailored to your situation.
- Join a Community Effort: Your report contributes to a growing network of consumers committed to transparency and fairness.
Take the First Step Today
Had a bad experience with a solar company? Don’t let it go unnoticed. Your input could help someone else avoid the same mistake.
