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Posted On: 04/20/2022 12:57:59 PM
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that's hilarious! small print "made in Indonesia"?
I thought it was such huge deal when CEO was boasting "Made in the USA" and "BuildBackBetter" in hashtagged tweets all day yesterday and in another article about another pipedream project with no funding.
So you go and EFF it up and tweet a picture of a supposed SPP solar panel label, that you want everyone to think is proprietary, with freakin "MADE IN INDONESIA" on the label. https://twitter.com/SunPacificPower/status/15...69/photo/1
Nobody can keep track of how much embarrassment that twitter account is causing the company. They need to fire whoever is posting tweets.
Btw...I didn't think the solar panels were made yet? Can't find UL certification on solar panel promo with Sun Pacific Power name and address on it.
Didn't the patent get assigned to that mysterious snpw subsidiary NMG that nobody can find anywhere online?
I guess we need not be surprised by any restructuring of the subsidiaries based on the language of last weeks nightmarish 10-K.
Oh yeah...I thought the company that owns the patent had to apply for the UL certification. Maybe the long-awaited UL certification will have the NMG name on that?
eh...whatever. What the heck do I know. I'm so clueless it's scary.
Do your own due diligence
imho
cheers
I thought it was such huge deal when CEO was boasting "Made in the USA" and "BuildBackBetter" in hashtagged tweets all day yesterday and in another article about another pipedream project with no funding.
So you go and EFF it up and tweet a picture of a supposed SPP solar panel label, that you want everyone to think is proprietary, with freakin "MADE IN INDONESIA" on the label. https://twitter.com/SunPacificPower/status/15...69/photo/1
Nobody can keep track of how much embarrassment that twitter account is causing the company. They need to fire whoever is posting tweets.
Btw...I didn't think the solar panels were made yet? Can't find UL certification on solar panel promo with Sun Pacific Power name and address on it.
Didn't the patent get assigned to that mysterious snpw subsidiary NMG that nobody can find anywhere online?
I guess we need not be surprised by any restructuring of the subsidiaries based on the language of last weeks nightmarish 10-K.
Oh yeah...I thought the company that owns the patent had to apply for the UL certification. Maybe the long-awaited UL certification will have the NMG name on that?
eh...whatever. What the heck do I know. I'm so clueless it's scary.
Do your own due diligence
imho
cheers
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