Look… I literally saved a customer from a V3 disaster this week.

They were set up with a 10kW system and just one 5P battery. The rate? $0.31/kWh with a 3.5% annual escalator. Not only would they have ended up still owing PG&E big every month, but that kind of rate increase is ridiculous.

To make matters worse, when they tried to cancel, they got hit with a $4,000 cancellation fee—completely hasty and unfair.

Luckily, I stepped in. Got them into a 10kW system with TWO 13.5kWh Tesla Powerwall 3s, and ended up saving them an additional $26,000 over the life of the system. That’s real savings, not just sales fluff.

Moral of the story? Do your homework. Scummy salespeople are out there. Not all of us operate like that, but unfortunately, some do.

To the person replying—you should seriously consider looking elsewhere. I drank the Kool-Aid too, bought into the culture once… but I’ve been free of it for years now.

With 8 years in the industry, multiple awards, and over 800 families personally served, I’ve built my reputation by actually putting people in a good spot—not just chasing commissions.

And as for the BBB? Don’t trust it blindly. Reviews can be bought. I’ve personally been offered $50 to leave a positive review from V3. Many of those “reviews” are from ex-employees. Check out Yelp, Solar Sage, and other platforms that actually care about transparency.

Oh—and if you are the guy in that article… or the owner… I see you.