Solar fraud consumer education and homeowner referral resources

Solar Panel Scam Center publishes document-led consumer education about deceptive solar sales, financing, contracts, liens, installation failures, and complaint options.

We are a marketing company, not a law firm. Consumer guides are written and updated by Maria Gomez, and qualifying inquiries may be referred to independent consumer-protection attorneys.

Maria Gomez, author and editor

Maria Gomez writes and updates Solar Panel Scam Center consumer guides using regulator guidance, public records, and practical evidence steps for homeowners researching solar sales, financing, contracts, and complaints.

Her byline identifies responsibility for turning source material into practical consumer education. Research begins with primary records where available, including regulator announcements, agency guidance, statutes, court filings, bankruptcy records, official complaint portals, and company filings.

Company complaints and allegations are not presented as findings of wrongdoing unless a court, regulator, or company admission supports that wording. Material updates should change the visible update date, and correction requests are handled under the editorial policy.

Maria is not identified as an attorney and does not provide legal advice. Her role is authorship, source review, and consumer education.

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