Dave Ramsey

I don't remember the names of them, but there's two of them that are floating around out there.

One of them was real big with the Obama administration, and the whole thing turned out to be a scam.

And they ended up dumping the whole thing.

It was very embarrassing for the Obama administration.

So, if it's one of those, then it may be that you just have to contact an attorney or contact the Federal Trade Commission, either one.

But first thing I would do is go on ftc.gov if I were you and do a little poking around about that particular name.

and see which of the solar companies are having the debt forgiven because they were scams.

This sounds like it could be one of them.

If it's not, and it's, you know, and yours is not in that bucket, then I would contact an attorney.

And, you know, we would subpoena the...

We would find the salesman who doesn't work there anymore because they're now bankrupt, but I would find the salesman and put him on the stand and invalidate the contract.

Because he puts you into a contract on a fraudulent basis, and I think you can be released from that.

I'm not a lawyer, but probably going to cost you some money to do this, but –

You know, some attorney's fees probably to get this done.

And you're going to push really, really hard on it.

But it's probably worth it because it's probably a lot of money.

But I don't have a magic button that you can push that's going to make this go away easy.

I don't have that one.

The closest thing would be if you're one of those companies that the FTC has shut down.

And so FTC, federaltradecommission.gov, that's the one you want to check out.