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legalegaleagle
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Jan 5, 2012
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still no electricans
Hey I am attending a seminar in Mechanicsville, Maryland in January, I work for the attorney generals office, I would like any actual paper facts posted and names to contact so if this is as every one has posted, a scam. I will assure you there will be some criminal inditement s handed out. We will not tolerate this in our State.
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duchessflies
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Jan 26, 2012
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still no electricians
This is what I just found as of today 01/26/2012 BBB has NO rating, 18 complaints, 12 resolved. I just got an invite to view this product, with a FREE dinner, I am to leave my check book home, but I bet they will want my address, phone number, 1st born all for a FREE dinner. I think not, just because BBB had NO rating. Take care of your complaints, as no one is perfect, but new customers need to know you take care of issues.
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jacksmithers
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Jan 27, 2012
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still no electricans
Light Power Solutions, LLC is a scam and the owner Gary Light is no doubt, a real scammer. The products are overpriced by hundreds of dollars. Just check somewhere else and you will see that you can save hundreds and even thousands by not buying from them. Talk them down...their Ultra Power Shield should sell for $1.60-1.75. Don't get burned. Be smart and research.
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haildamage
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Feb 14, 2012
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still no electricans
I love all the mudslinging for this so-called Christian Company... Folks, UMA & Light Power (and a few other names in-between) are the same company... The company - UMA - started off as a solid, legitimate company but went through a personnel change in 2009 where one person was hired on as the National Sales Manager. This man gained the confidence of the owner, eliminated any and all threats around him to move higher in the company, and proceeded to fly UMA into the side of a proverbial with his shady dealings (the gift cards... the bs money back guarantee... not knowing the products well enough... high pressure sales tactics)...
The shady dealings created THOUSANDS of complaints which led to negative publicity which ultimately led to the company's solution to the problem; choosing to run, hide and change the name rather than deal with the problem head on...
It's too bad because the products were great and I know many, many more people that have had positive experiences with the products versus those in the past few years who's negative experience are all in dealing with the corporate office.
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D.B. Swinney
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Feb 16, 2012
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still no electricians
I am a dissatisfied customer from South Carolina we were shown one product at dinner
then when installers were at our home they tried to install a cheaper product.My wife called Attorney General and they said they were having alot of COMPLAINT'S from customer's who been RIP-OFF from Light Power Solution's. Ladies and gentleman BEWARE of this SCAM. We have called there office that supposed to be in Florida but is not.It is in Belden, Mississippi. The so-called owner Gary Light a.k.a Gary Glatter from FLORIDA.We have researched and found out DO NOT TRUST Light power Solutions a.k.a Utility Mangerment Association.
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kq4ym
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Mar 4, 2012
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still no electricans
A story about Light Power and the former Utility Management Association, and Gary Light's operations can be read here:
http://swflorida.blogspot.com/2012/03/free-steak-dinner-may-cost-thousands.html
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alohawashington
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Mar 6, 2012
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still no electricians
We bought our package from LPS a year ago---a green power box, attic insulation, and the heat shield paint. After one year here is what our experience has been...the green power box caught fire 3 months after it was installed and the whole house went dark. When we went into the garage to look at the breaker box we saw that the green box was too hot to touch and partially melted. Thank God it happened when we were home! We called the company and I have to give them kudos for their prompt response. We had a new box in no time and it was installed by a licensed electrician, who commented that whoever had installed the first one had done it completely wrong. No problems with it since then. As for saving 30-50% on utility bills--no. There is no noticeable difference between this past year with all the LPS products and the previous years, and we have not changed our habits. With that being said, if I had known we would not have seen the huge savings promised I don't think we would have spent the $4000.
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energyking
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Mar 21, 2012
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still no electricians
Stay away!!! Although some of the products are valid, they are overpriced. The salesman that came to my home was smooth but after reviewing the things that were told to me they are obviously trained and have a BS degree (bullsh*t).
Don't waste your money. The things they say are not true. I did go get the aluminum shield and it works but I got it for half the price. Gary Light, the owner, after learning more about him is a man that cannot be trusted.
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ToughGuy
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Aug 9, 2012
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still no electricians
My wife and I recently attended one of these dinners in Delaware. The presenter said that this company guarantees that the foil will lower electric bill by 20% in our 100 year old house by applying the "barrier" on the floor of our attic. When I told him that I didn't believe him and that I wanted to research the subject before I decided to purchase, he said he would not waste his time to come back when he had so many other customers to "help". This comment prompted my wife to ask him to leave our home.
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