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How Wall Street is ripping off residents with solar power

Beantown don't you work for a company that does residential solar? Just curious



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Beantown said:
A homeowner gets a lower utility bill? Sounds horrible.
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They pay equally high rates due to the price of these Wall Street subsidized panels raising the prices on everyone through the roof, and giving the increase in premiums to Wall Street. That, and $8000 up front. Not that hard to understand.

This won't end well for California, but whatever it's their money to blow.
 
franklin said:
They pay equally high rates due to the price of these Wall Street subsidized panels raising the prices on everyone through the roof, and giving the increase in premiums to Wall Street. That, and $8000 up front. Not that hard to understand.

This won't end well for California, but whatever it's their money to blow.
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Through the roof... haha
 
franklin said:
They pay equally high rates due to the price of these Wall Street subsidized panels raising the prices on everyone through the roof, and giving the increase in premiums to Wall Street. That, and $8000 up front. Not that hard to understand.

This won't end well for California, but whatever it's their money to blow.
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What the hell are you talking about? Equal high rates? $8000 up front? None of this makes any sense.

Also solar pricing has dropped over 50% in the last 3 years.

Whoever you are getting information from you need to fire them and slap them across the face.
 
franklin said:
It's not about Obama as much as the using modern technology to do away with the corruption that has always been. The rich feed on the passions on either side to rake us over the coals as we do their bidding not knowing we're cutting off our own nose.
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This is incidental - Wall Street doesn't need partisan politics to rip off Main Street. The most under reported story of the last few years is the public bond bid rigging scandal by Wall Street and the big banks. And this involved liberals and conservatives coming together to raise money to build better schools or parks or roads in their own neighborhoods.
 
franklin said:
It's not about Obama as much as the using modern technology to do away with the corruption that has always been. The rich feed on the passions on either side to rake us over the coals as we do their bidding not knowing we're cutting off our own nose.

I don't get the instincts the leftists or rightist have to defend or spin for their "team". They're like bass because they don't have the choice to attack the correct bait or not, even if it wasn't meant for them.

Being politically agnostic is truly liberating; the lefties and righties are so damn angry. I don't even hate congress like 99.99% of the populace seem to. They're doing the best they're capable of under the circumstances.
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I agree with much of this although I wouldn't call myself politically neutral. Calling spades spades makes life a lot easier, though. I disagree fundamentally on congress as it's toxic and only the players can be held responsible. If they're not, then we're in more trouble than I or anyone else wants to believe...

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