ADT Solar

I am filing a complaint against ADT Solar for non existent and unreliable customer service. I do not wish to proceed doing any business with them and they are using scare tactics to make me continue doing business with them. I made many attempts to reach out to ADT Solar:October 3, 2022 - Emailed, left message for *** - no response October 17, 2022 - Emailed, left a message for *** to cancel the energy efficient appointment - no response October 17, 2022 - Texted, left a voice message, emailed *** (sales manager) to cancel appointment - no response Oct 17, 2022 - Left a voice mail for *** (*** manager) to cancel appointment - no response Oct 17, 2022 - Contacted *** (Director of *** her mailbox was completely full. October 18, 2022 - I emailed and left voice messages, technician never received the message that the appointment was cancelled.October 19 - I received a call from an area manager. He wanted to set up an appointment to install my solar panels. I informed him I was not moving ahead with ADT solar. He told me if I backed out now, it would cost me thousands and thousands of dollars. He stated he just came on board a month ago and some people I named are not with the company anymore?October 19, 2022- Two other managers called me to set a date about an installation. I told him I was not moving ahead with the process. October 20, 2022 - I called ADT solars main phone number and told them that I could not get ahold of anyone and I do not wish to move ahead with ADT solar. The rep told me someone will be in touch with me in 1-3 business days. October 24, 2022 - I still have not received any contact from ADT Solar. The managers use scare tactics that I have to pay thousands and thousands of dollars if I back out. No one from ADT solar has installed anything in or on my house. I want to sever all ties with ADT solar and they make it very hard

On 11/25, SunPro Solar installed solar panels onto our house in northern Florida. SunPro is a subsidiary of The Pro Companies in Louisiana with offices in Florida. In early September we contacted SunPro and scheduled an in-home meeting with a representative. When we met with the SunPro sales representative on September 29, Brian Haynes, and he provided detailed information as to the benefits and costs of installing solar panels on our house. We chose to proceed with the purchase and installation of the recommended solar panels. The billed total was $45,198, payable over 12 years. The first payment was due on January 3. The salesman told me that the 30% Federal tax credit for installation of solar power, in our case $13,559.40, was available as a tax rebate that would be refunded to me when I filed my 2019 US Tax returns and that it could be used to pay the 14th month Incentive Payment of, in our case, $12,659.40 which is due on April 3. I was new to the process of purchasing a solar panel system and accepted the salesman's statement that it was going to be a cash rebate with my 2019 taxes. I have, since, learned that it is not a cash-in-hand rebate but only a tax credit that can be applied to any personal tax due beyond what had been withheld for that year and subsequent years until the total is reached. In my case this gives me nothing as my annual income is low enough that I have not owed any taxes for the past several years and can claim none of the 30% credit. Now I find myself facing an out of pocket $12,659.40 payment in April or the monthly payments will increase from $104.31 to $405.33 through to December 1, 2031. We have been paying $250 each month with the extra being applied to the owed principle but payments of $405.33 are not possible. Do I have any recourse for reimbursement of the promised amount, $13,559.40, either as cash or as credit applied to the loan debt, from either the company that employed the salesman, SunPro, of the loan company, Dividend Finance? Because I was misled by the sales representative of SunPro, do they have any obligation to make up the difference? I have digital copies of my notes taken at that meeting and I know that I had asked about the tax rebate and it was confirmed by the sales representative that we could get the lump sum as a tax refund for either personal use or to be applied to the loan amount.