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Homemadeenergy.org has a rating of 1 star from 4 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Homemadeenergy.org ranks 229th among Advertising sites.
Keep away from this site. It is run by a new breed of thief interested only in your money and willing to do anything to get it. Basically this man tells you that he can show you how to make solar panels from dirt, he then tells you to beg for damaged panels from your local authorities. Before you get to finish reading the e-book your computer resets and the e-book can no longer be found or accessed.
Keep away from this site. It is run by a new breed of thief interested only in your money and willing to do anything to get it. Basically this man tells you that he can show you how to make solar panels from dirt, he then tells you to beg for damaged panels from your local authorities. Before you get to finish reading the e-book your computer resets and the e-book can no longer be found or accessed.
This site suck's, I'm are DIY kind of guy like to sent time in my shed, so when I found this site( homemadeenergy) build this make that it say on it's website. I have purchase 2 dvd, and blueprints in the last few months and got nothing! YOu go on to paypal, you would expected them to use this site, and found out which sites are friendly or not. I live down under in New Zealand, so getting are book, DVD, prints by mail, does take time but not months. I can kiss that money goodbye, now. I wish I had found this website last year.
Ships from brooklyn, ny from kinoki something down the ally one free dvd of a guy putting solar frames together in a garage google maps shows a warehouse district
If he gives refunds how much are you going to expect back 0
This website is a scam and a joke. The scam preys on do-it-yourselfers hoping to reduce their environmental footprint by claiming to give directions for building homemade solar power systems. The directions boil down to: buy the components on ebay and glue them to a board.
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