Greenhomesscheme Opiniones 

Scam letters claiming to offer grants that are not real.

SCAM Letter to Homeowner.
29/03/2025
Letter seems convincing. But you can only replace panels with like for like to keep fit payments.

I Was quite interested as having old panels already had been wondering about whether to replace them, thank god for Trustpilot and all the reviews already had one bad experience with a so called green company

It is reassuring that there is somewhere such as Trust Pilot to approach for help and information. Received a to good to be true offer from this company. They will keep trying, so keep up the great work on Trustpilot.

Got the same letter in East Yorkshire, seems too good to be true so properly a scam . Thankfully checked trustpilot

Fed up of this scam company ringing me up offering grants when all they do is scam you out of money.

Received a letter today to the home owner saying their records show we have solar panels installed (we dont) and are eligible for a £4,000 grant.
I've no idea how scammers are now buying addresses but it's stupid. Don't fall for this scam.

Scam letter offering 'grants' for upgraded solar panels and claiming to maintain your FIT payments. The supposed company behind the Green Home Scheme does not exist at the given address of Topaz House, St Michaels Industrial Estate, Widness [sic – bit of a giveaway], WA8 8TL. Letter includes a QR code to scan and a code to input. Don't do that, obviously.

Unsolicited scam. I have had these kind of letters before and got one today addressed to 'The Homeowner'. I read the letter, including small print, checked their website and then Trustpilot. Letter has gone in recycling. Thanks to the previous contributors of Trustpilot.

Thank god i checked Trustpilot. I received a letter this morning and thought thats too good to be true. After reading the review and the tiny white writing in the green footer i can confirm the letter will be shredded.

SCAM. I reported this company in its previous guise to Trading Standards when they claimed that my inverter would be needing servicing. They are clearly deliberately misleading in claiming that FIT payments would be unaffected by increasing output. You can increase output on an additional system if you have a separate export meter, but if you upgrade your panels you will obviously have the same meter so you will lose your FIT payment. By calling themselves Geen Homes Scheme they are obviously trying to give the impression that they are some sort of Government scheme. Once Trading Standards get hold of them they will be shut down. probably to reappear under another name.

South Wales, looks very dodgy and I'm sure it's a scam as if you modify your existing system, you lose your FIT as far as I am aware. Avoid!!!

It looks like a scam.

I received unsolicited mail from them falsely claiming they can upgrade my solar panels without affecting my FIT payments.

When I tried to email them to give them a formal GDPR notice to cease processing my data and delete, the email bounced as the domain does not exist.

Offer too good to be true, false advertising, fake email address = SCAM artists. AVOID!

The letter include some very small small print in white on a green background as a footnote.
Fortunately I have recently been to the optician and could make it out.
It tells you that the £4000 'grant' consists of money off the price you pay them!
SCAM

I THOUGHT THIS SEEMED TO BE TO GOOD TO BE TRUE.
THEN I READ ALL THE TRUST PILOT REVIEWS
WALES IS A GREEN AND PLEASANT LAND BUT THIS GREEN SCHEME NO THANKS

Thank goodness for reviews. Nearly taken in by this scam.
Do NOT touch this offer - they’re only after your wallet!

They used to call themselves 'ESE Group' but ran the same type of scam: a letter telling you that a 'grant' of thousands of pounds was available - all you had to do was to buy something from them. It used to be storage batteries, now it's super duper super-efficient panels. Before they were ESE Group they called themselves EVOenergy - then they were offering a 'Free Solar PV and Systems Check'.

limited info on letter, seems probable scam. avoid

SCAM! Letter received in County Durham offering a £4,000 grant. Small print on the bottom saying they received my data from the EPC register. Avoid