Direct Energy, not to be confused with "Direct Energy Regulated services (DERS)" (they are two separate companies) uses door-to-door sales tactics in an attempt to lure DERS customers to their company using false advertisements, pushy tactics and flat out lies.in February of 2015 I had a Direct Energy Door-to-Door salesperson ...
I tried to make payment arrangements due to medical issues and bills. I paid $250 with $77 remaining. I made an electronic payment thru my bank. It was one day late, so TXU sent someone out to shut my electricity off but the man gave me reprieve. TXU treated me like a criminal and garbage because my bank was one day late. I ...
I was referred to this company by my neighbor - and since had the solar service installed in my home in CA. During the process I was assured by the salesperson a Lance that I would also receive a check same as my neighbor for buying this system. I waited for a few months and then called in to ask why I had not received a check. ...
I heard about Dividend Solar from Baker Electric, and I'm happy in going with them. However, there was a lot of lag in communication during enrollment. I don't think it was purely Dividend's fault as it had to do with Baker Electric not getting information to Dividend like they were supposed to. ...
I would admonish all potential Vivint customers to think very carefully before doing business with this company. They promise an excellent product and market themselves as leaders in the Solar industry. The Vivint salesperson scheduled, cancelled, and rescheduled our initial sales consultation 3 times. I should have been wary ...
I have been having problems from all aspects of Vivint for months now. I agree with all the consumers statements as well. High hold times, endless broken promises and sheer incompetence from all aspects of the company. I regret working with them and putting solar panels on the roof. It has cost us more and I am very likely ...