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  • 1.  Newbie with Questions

    Posted 08-08-2023 12:34 PM
    Hi Solarians!

    So, I live in PA where everybody and their aunt is advertising free Solar installs because of the new infrastructure program. Is this offer that looks to good to be true actually too good to be true?

    Аlso, does anyone have any experience with Posigen up here in the Northeast?  
    When I was younger I managed to trash my credit, and although I'm paying it off in credit counseling, the fact I'm in credit counseling, combined with my credit score, makes it impossible for me to pass a credit check - and Optigr. doesn't do credit checks. I would most likely do a Solar lease with nothing down, because even if  I  owe money every month I know it will be cheaper than my $150/month electric bill. 

    Thoughts? Suggestions?  
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    Warmly,

    Brad Rothbart 
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  • 2.  RE: Newbie with Questions

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    Posted 08-15-2023 11:47 PM

    Hi Brad!

    Thank you for your message; I'm hoping others can provide more insight on this, however, I did want to share that ASES put out an article titled "Solar for Zero Down: Too Good to Be True?" https://ases.org/solar-for-zero-down-too-good-to-be-true/

    I hope this helps!

    Thank you for being a member of our solar community!

    With gratitude,



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