The issue with these "leases" is that they include every kilowatt hour these panels will ever generate for the next 30 years at a fairly high rate per kilowatt, with large increases baked in each year. Add in some finance charges and equipment fees, and that huge figure is then simply divided into 30 years of monthly payments and there is your monthly payment. And you will still have some kind of an electric bill as well. Worse, they have a lien on your home that must be satisfied before sale. It's a tremendous scam and I cannot believe Congress hasn't addressed it yet.

The best OP can hope for is to get a lawyer and try to negotiate a buyout with some kind of discount/price reduction. OR if OP can sell the home and convince the buyers to takeover the lease!

These sales folks prey on the elderly too especially because, with a 30 year lease, they know it will be the children/heirs that end up paying the lease off with any profits from the estate sale.

So dramatic.

Or I just hear it from about a dozen or so other people in the past four months that it’s a trash company on top of it. Glad you wanna die on that hill though

To what's here, I'll add the Fuel America downtown, Brew on the Grid downtown, iKrave Cafe on Park Ave, Root and Press in Tatnuck Square, and inHouse Coffee on Shrewsbury Street.

Funny because everytime I have had to be there I have only had a room once instead of a bed in the hallway. Having that many patients always suffering in a bed in a hallway is pretty ridiculous considering how much money they make in profits. The nurses have the burden of trying to hold that place together. My mom worked in the er there for 10 years. The stories I heard were absolutely insane. That hospital specifically needs to put some more money into helping the nurses build staffing and so many issues I'm just not going g to bring up here.

This place was a surprise to me! Nice

Worcester cops will find ANY excuse to ticket you.

Be grateful that they didn't decide if was an abandoned vehicle and tow it without warning, notice, or recourse.

I have a high end system and it will pay for itself after 5 years. Then it's all gravy.

I went with revolusun and I'm super happy with it a year later.

Ah OK. One rando posts on reddit so it's just follow blindly. 🤣 🤣 🤣 Sheep

Contact the attorney general. You’re not the only one with this issue. I’m an electrician who installs and I’ve heard a bunch of horror stories like this. The only ones happy with there Solar are the ones who paid cash for it. Also hire a lawyer every time you sign a contract

The whole sustainable energy thing is a scam, always was. Fossil fuels are here to stay until they run out. The solar and wind scam is just a side hustle for the petroleum monopoly.

Cuttlefish!!

Mass Eye and Ear is in Boston on Fruit Street, right next to MGH. 24/7 emergency room, valet parking (recommend). They do have a satellite office in the Longwood area for surgeries and follow ups, but the main one is on Fruit Street.

Sounds like you signed a contract without fully reading the terms.

Human centipad 2.0

Welcome to Worcester.

Yup, gotta love how in addition to having unnecessary and over the top inspection laws this state adds an additional penalty for the crime of not having a driveway to park in while having said rejection sticker. I’ve said it before and I’ll be happy to say it again - MA inspection laws and penalties are primarily a class tax on lower income residents. Oh and since I’m sure someone will bring this up, there is little to no correlation between car accidents due to mechanical failure and states that have more lenient inspection laws.

I admittedly moved out of Worcester over a decade ago (but it is still my hometown so I lurk here) I’d recommend checking out the New England Pinball league, I used to play in Cambridge every Tuesday and had a blast, I’d bet they have plenty of weekly locations within a reasonable drive from Worcester if not in town. Always had a great time, most of the locations serve alcohol but a good chunk of people didn’t drink.

Most coffee shops/cafe's in that area close early, like by 6pm. Even Dunkin's closes early. There are some really good, established, sandwich shops and cafe's on Main St. between the Courthouse and City Hall that are open during the day. Front St. is a challenging area because after everyone goes home from work, unless there are events at the DCU Center (which let's face it, there's never much going on there lol) there is not much foot traffic other than MCPHS students and maybe some foot traffic from the Mercantile Center. If I had to open a café in Worcester, it wouldn't be on Front St. Lot of competition, not really a high demand area, and the market Downtown is already very competitive.

Here is the link :) December 10th Market @ Hotel Vernon

In to it!

Axe throwing. There’s a spot across city hall

Any chance your cough is post nasal drip? Mine got worse after a Rona infection.

Flonase helps, it's a low dose nasal steroid spray.

GERD can also cause chronic coughs. Also super common.

Or they have inadequate insurance and try to tough it out. Because capitalism.

Same lol. I'm pretty sure everyone I went to high school with moved out of this city too.