Le site earth4energy.com est-il sûr ?

Spammed me with this. ***** Links redirect to this domain via hoplink. Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2014 From: No Cost Energy <Camryn@acteam.ecutoon.com> Subject: And they said this could not be done... Can you believe that some people are saving 75% or more on their power bill by doing this. ***** I looked into it and it's true. Turns out that it's simple to do too. Let me know what you think. Thanks, Mark

A good site with some very useful information on saving money on you electric bill. You could actually do away with it all together like I did by ordering the system. I use to pay $368ºº a month in electricity now I receive $21ºº a month from the city because I generate more electricity than I use. here is the Link http://www.earth4energy.com/indexrs.php?utm_expid=63028711-7

This guy has got a lot to offer at a good value, there is no scam or spam. He honestly wants to just promote an honest opportunity that more people should think about. This is very useful, and could be a very rewarding endeavor. Not just for the people who choose to utilize it, but the results reflect on the quality of life for all of us. He has developed an option to save money and help the environment, and just wants to share it with the people who are interested in doing the same. I would personally consider and recommend his offer. How much do you want to bet that the haters in this comment section are connected to the power co's that want to keep polluting the environment and eating our pocket books.

Spammer listed with Joewein re: ***** DNS: http://www.robtex.com/dns/earth4energy.com.html

NOT A SCAM. Just requires hard work and your time. The information IS useful and with a lot of work, will work. Can do what it claims but I'm just too lazy. The site is nothing to be afraid of. It's a site trying to sell you their plans to do something. It will save YOU time from having to develop everything on your own. People need to learn the difference between advertisements and spam.

Go to any hardware superstore such as Home Depot (US), Ace Hardware, Bunning Warehouse (AU), Mitre 10 (AU) or any DIY (Do-it-yourself) stores and locate do-it-yourself book section. Better yet, ask salespersons in electric department on how to build your solar system. Until more complains being filed with attorney general' office and trade commissions worldwide, I would say beware of getting fool.