Free Energy Options: The Truth

Free Energy Options claims to provide step-by-step, easy to follow instructions to making your own solar or wind power at home. Our experience says otherwise - our solar panels are not even half finished, and we are still waiting for a reply from customer support.

Intro

Free Energy Options claims to provide step-by-step, easy to follow instructions to making your own wind or solar power at home. Our experience says otherwise - our solar panels are not even half finished, and we are still waiting for a reply from customer support.

Likes

* Money-back guarantee

Since we could not actually finish making our solar panels, and customer service was non-existent, we gladly made use of the money-back guarantee. Thankfully Click-bank handles transactions, so we got our money back in no time at all.

Dislikes

* Not for beginners

Free Energy Options is definitely not a guide for beginners. The solar power plans were lacking crucial details - so much so that was almost impossible to build a working system with the plans. The wind plans were complete, but assumed the reader had some technical know-how.

* No customer support

Since the solar plans were incomplete, we contacted customer support for assistance. Well 5 emails and 3 weeks later, we still never had a reply. Perhaps Alan Hopkins, the author, has slipped into retirement and does not feel like answering emails anymore.

Verdict

Alan claims his Free Energy Options guide is step-by-step and perfect for beginners, but it's not. We were so unimpressed we asked for a refund. To be honest, we are surprised Alan even shows his face on the product.

We would only recommend this guide for people that like a challenge. However, rather save yourself the headache and get a guide like Earth4Energy or Home Made Energy - for about the same price - that actually delivers what it promises.

Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com

ABOUT THE AUTHOR