Chris Nelson from Green Energy Group wants to sell me Solar to help lower my electric rate.

Unfortunately for Chris Nelson I know that he is using a computerized voice prompt system tied to an Indian call center. 

And I basically wasted 10 minutes of the scammers time by asking him the stupidest questions I could think of. 

  • “Can I cook food directly on the panels?” 
  • “When it rains do I need to go up on the roof and cover the panels so they don’t get wet?”
  • “Should I chop down my neighbors tree if it’s blocking my solar panel?”
  • “Do they come in different colors? I think yellow solar panels would look cool.”

The scam caller wanted my exact address so he could verify via Google Maps if indeed I had a big enough roof and or yard to install the panels. 

Hah, I gave him the address of a trailer park 30 miles away.

He told me to stop wasting his time.

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Rob Anspach is an Authority Architect, Legacy Builder, speaker, author, podcaster, and Founder of Anspach Media.

For more than 30 years, he has helped entrepreneurs build authority, create meaningful relationships, and leave a lasting legacy through books, speaking, trusted guidance, podcasting, and immersive experiences.

He is the host of the E-Heroes Podcast and the creator of Embracing The Magic and Exploring The Magic.