Re: Help The Planet Go Solar No Risk

Mr Kolker,

Maybe I am missing something, but I will re-iterate...

The ReNu program is not designed to replace your local utility. Nor is
there any cost to install the system, other than **MAYBE** a deposit of
_UP TO_ $500

As far as not doing YOU much good, well... I don't know what to say
other than maybe it's not all about "you". Do you have children or
grandchildren? I know many people have developed a "what about me"
mentality... My own father included. And, to a certain point, I agree.
But we should do everything we can to ensure a clean and affordable
future for those who will be here after we are long gone. I don't have
children, but I think... what if I have some later... I hope any
selfishness within me disappears at that point. Anyway....

As far as savings vs. cost vs. investment... we have a savings
calculator for people just like you... visit the website
www.jointhesolution.com/getmypower. At the bottom left corner you will
see "Citizenre Savings Calculator". It opens in it's own popup box.
Please take the same opportunity to read about our company, goals,
equipment, and more.

I will answer any questions you may have... If I don't know, I will
found out!

Sean Applewhite
Independent Direct Seller


Bob Kolker wrote:
AgentHandyman wrote:

it is not a cure all or intended to replace your local utility. It is
simply a way for eco-conscious individuals to reduce thier
contributions to Co2 emissions, dependence on foriegn energy supplies,
and protect thier future utility costs from rising carbon/nuclear-based
utility rates.

It sounds more like a way of adding to YOUR bottom line without doing
much for MY bottom line.

It is not that I am accusing you or your company of fraud. I simply
point out what you are selling does not do ME much good.

Just for the reord, how many years before I recover the cost of
installing your thingie by savings on my electric bill. Do you have an
estimate? And could I have made more money by investing an amount equal
to the price of your thingie in a bond or money market certificate?

Youth wants to know.

Bob Kolker

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