GREEN POINT SOLAR MAY BE CLOSED BUT BEWARE OF FAMILY DOING BUSINESS

On 12 November 2021 I received a quotation and Pro Forma Invoice for the amount of R181 255,42 from Green Point Solar. An 80% deposit was required before work could commence. On 1 December 2021 I paid a deposit of R145 004,36. I was told by the sales representative that installation would possibly occur at the end of December. If not, then installation would occur in January of 2022.

After numerous excuses without any installation by mid March 2022, I took the case to a lawyer and a letter of demand was sent on 22 March 2022.

The owner (Hello Peter will not allow me to mention his name, so please do your due diligence and look up who the owner is - he is mentioned on the public domain, specifically LinkedIn) signed an acknowledgement of debt (Case No. 11678/2022) with my attorneys on 8 June 2022. He agreed to pay off the amount owing in small increments over the space of 18 months. He paid off the first installment at the end of June 2022, and thereafter reneged on the signed agreement. He changed lawyers but I managed to trace him and my lawyers sent another Acknowledgement of Debt, which he again signed. He again paid once and reneged on the deal. I have been in contact with 15 other victims, whom he also promised to pay back, so I suspect that his pyramid scheme collapsed and he was unable to pay back any monies owing.

As per his previous con, he transfers all his assets into his families' names so that nobody gets anything in the case of liquidation. It is correct that the business is now closed due to this fact, plus the fact that he never paid his rent and he also neglected to pay some of his solar suppliers.

Docket CAS 209/8/2022 at Villiera Police Station, Pretoria refers to one docket against him. Docket CAS 137/10/2022 at Vereeniging Police Station is another such instance. He has appeared in court on a number of occasions because of the fraud he perpetrated against his victims. To date, if legal fees are included, I am out of pocket over R200 000. PLEASE DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS MAN OR ANY OF HIS FAMILY. RESEARCH HIS NAME AND STAY AWAY FROM ANYONE WITH THAT SURNAME.