This is why you can’t believe Snpw and more proo
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Posted On: 10/28/2024 1:20:43 PM
This is why you can’t believe Snpw and more proof of sever inaccuracies with what they publish all over the internet.
Please note how Snpw lists themselves as an OEM for Australia with ENF solar the definitive directory for solar companies.
https://www.enfsolar.com/sun-pacific-power
Then to make matters worse you may have noticed how the company lists a P.O. Box as its corporate office address.
To make matters even worser you may have noticed how the company couldn’t register its U.S. phone number properly. 1-8888-450-242
That listing is what the company, or its paid social media reps or related parties, want to refer you to as “ACCURATE” information from the company versus reading those pointing out bullsh#t half@ass inaccurate information out in the public domain.
Thanks to a paid pumper for helping to point out the inaccurate ENF solar directory listing. Maybe they’re not listed as an Australian “distributor”, with ENF solar, as mentioned in my earlier post, because they’ve inaccurately (on purpose or by mistake?) listed themselves as an solar OEM. Lol!
Folks, listen up, this is just one example of many many more of inaccurately published information, across various vehicles, in the public domain, for years. Folks, you get to decide whether the company, under the dark spell of a 15 (12g) filing, and having not filed an “audited” SEC disclosure, for 11 1/2 months, is the best source for accurate information.
Weirdest part of the company’s cry to email them, for accurate information, is the fact that the company can’t answer a single question that relates to anything not already in the public domain.
Maybe a better approach would be to ask the company if the due diligence or counter points you read here are true or false. If the company claims it’s false information, then ask the company, why is it false if already published in the public domain (made available for public consumption). If the company claims their published information, was in error, then please tell the public company’s leadership to fix their crap!
in my opinion with “setting the record straight”
cheer
Please note how Snpw lists themselves as an OEM for Australia with ENF solar the definitive directory for solar companies.
https://www.enfsolar.com/sun-pacific-power
Then to make matters worse you may have noticed how the company lists a P.O. Box as its corporate office address.
To make matters even worser you may have noticed how the company couldn’t register its U.S. phone number properly. 1-8888-450-242
That listing is what the company, or its paid social media reps or related parties, want to refer you to as “ACCURATE” information from the company versus reading those pointing out bullsh#t half@ass inaccurate information out in the public domain.
Thanks to a paid pumper for helping to point out the inaccurate ENF solar directory listing. Maybe they’re not listed as an Australian “distributor”, with ENF solar, as mentioned in my earlier post, because they’ve inaccurately (on purpose or by mistake?) listed themselves as an solar OEM. Lol!
Folks, listen up, this is just one example of many many more of inaccurately published information, across various vehicles, in the public domain, for years. Folks, you get to decide whether the company, under the dark spell of a 15 (12g) filing, and having not filed an “audited” SEC disclosure, for 11 1/2 months, is the best source for accurate information.
Weirdest part of the company’s cry to email them, for accurate information, is the fact that the company can’t answer a single question that relates to anything not already in the public domain.
Maybe a better approach would be to ask the company if the due diligence or counter points you read here are true or false. If the company claims it’s false information, then ask the company, why is it false if already published in the public domain (made available for public consumption). If the company claims their published information, was in error, then please tell the public company’s leadership to fix their crap!
in my opinion with “setting the record straight”
cheer
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