Sunday, December 12, 2021
Monday, September 6, 2021
I admit Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii taught me something
As I have reviewed the last month since my last post, I admit Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii taught me something. Yes, there are the Hawaii Civil Legal workings, free speech legalities, and how bad a solar contractor I find Ryan Thompson is. But let us just focus on the time period of the past month. All those things listed are true and things I have learned. But, it's important to focus.
I admit Ryan Thompson, dba Pro Solar Hawaii taught me something. This is something that I have learned I never really fully appreciated. You read or hear about people's blogs having a response that changes lives. 1 person reads a blog then is inspired to get involved and help another. It's a magical thing and a feel-good story for all.
Before I started this blog, I assumed that nobody with past issues themself with Ryan would read it. I just never even considered it would appear in the search engines or directories. It was just a diary to document the legal abuse I feel I am subject to. As I do in almost every post, I wanted to show just a fraction of my reason for being upset. For example, how can anyone dispute my post': Pro Solar Hawaii does not know how to read an architect plan? I think of how Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii did not follow an architect's county-approved plan when installing my solar system? It was the plan filed for the permit.
The bottom line is I admit Ryan Thompson, dba Pro Solar Hawaii taught me something. He has taught me the power of the blog. I could never have possibly conceived that so many people who had issues with Ryan Thompson would read my blog and reach out to me. Then, in an even bigger shock, people who had issues with Ryan Thompson would go directly to my attorney with their offers to get involved.
I am really gobsmacked that a poorly written nothing of a blog can generate so many readers. It is not like it's an open post on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram with millions of people scrolling through. For anyone to find this blog, they really had to work for it. No joke!
Admittedly the story in the local paper By JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald | Thursday, April 19, 2018, Solar contractor sues former customer to remove blog generated many people seeking out my blog. So, I am guessing this is mostly how so many people that had issues with Ryan Thompson would know to seek out this blog at all.
I cannot say how many of the readers of this blog are people looking for a Pro Solar Hawaii Review. If you are one of them. Please do not use this blog as your only reason for doing business with Ryan Thompson, dba Pro Solar Hawaii. There is plenty of other bad things you can see people that have dealt with Ryan Thompson, dba Pro Solar Hawaii have said or filed complaints about him, it, or them. I know I am suing him as a sole propitiator or something like that.
I admit Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii taught me something more then just the power of a blog to capture a reader's interest. However, maintaining this blog has taught me more on a personal level. Maybe a better way to explain this is to say maintaining this blog has improved me in the following ways:
- I am a better writer. - If you need proof. See where this started and read to now. You can't miss the improvement.
- Not to be fearful of my bad grammar, writing style. - It's hard to put all this out there and have people read it. If I was a better person, I'd have hired a ghostwriter..haha
- It is better to stand for what you believe in than to bow down out of fear.- It is better to fight for your truth even if you lose. Not fighting back leads to a lot of not standing up for your truth.
- The written word is power! - I never really believed this. The response (as I have repeatedly posted about it) has been incredible! I could have imagined nothing like it in my wildest dreams.
- The truth is absolute. - Absolutely it is.
- Ryan Thompson, dba Pro Solar Hawaii loves this blog. - I don't know that last statement is true. But, one could assume so because he does not accept the substantial mountain of credible evidence against him that gets larger daily and settle this case before I am awarded $1,000,000 by a jury.
Monday, August 9, 2021
Pro Solar Hawaii the FTC and the CRFA of 2016
It has been suggested that now that I have received the letter from the Hawaii Regulated Complaints office, I should file a complaint with the FTC about Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii has filed a lawsuit for my online reviews of the horrible service I received from him. I might point out Ryan Thompson, dba Pro Solar Hawaii did not defend himself in any kind of a hearing to the RICO charges; he/just paid the fine. Yet, spends thousands of dollars to sue me for leaving reviews of him. Odd, no?
But, let us not stray off course. In 2016 due to the enormous number of lawsuits in the court systems, congress was forced to pass The Consumer Review Fairness Act (CRFA) This act is to protect people’s ability to share their honest opinions about a business’s products, services, or conduct, in any forum, including social media.
The law, as written, protects most honest consumer assessments, including online reviews, social media posts, upload photos/videos, etc. But, of wonder, it's not just product reviews it covers. It also applies to consumer evaluations of a company’s customer service. Is this not ultimately what this blog is?
Now, that last paragraph is important. Ryan Thompson, dba Pro Solar Hawaii has often said that my posting reviews of the well-proven horrible service I received from him violates our contract. A contract that it appears even RICO says is not a valid contract. See, Ryan Thompson, dba Pro Solar Hawaii says that an arbitration clause prevented me from posting my reviews and issues. I swear that's not an exaggeration.
On July 5th, 2018, Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii through his attorney, filed in the Circuit Court of the third district in the state and county of Hawaii an amended complaint about "breach of contract." In "Count 1 - Breach Of Contract," paragraph 12 says my posting reviews is a violation of the contract. (see below)
This, as I have been informed, turns out to violate the CRFA. I've visited the FTC website, and I gotta tell ya, it looks clear to me to be a violation! I am no lawyer and have no idea if I understand it correctly. One has to ask: Now, why would a lawyer admit in a court filing that his client has breached the CRFA? The FTC website is obvious.
"To make sure your company is complying with the Consumer Review Fairness Act:
- Review your form contracts, including online terms and conditions; and
- Remove any provision that restricts people from sharing their honest reviews, penalizes those who do, or claims copyright over peoples’ reviews (even if you’ve never tried to enforce it or have no intention of enforcing it)."
Friday, May 21, 2021
Bad Hawaii Solar Contractor
Hopefully, nobody ever gets a bad Hawaii solar contractor. If by chance you do, and you live in the state of Hawaii, there is always The Regulated Industries Complaints Office.
If you get a bad Hawaii solar contractor and think what they did to you was not appropriate for a Hawaii solar contractor you can and should file a complaint with R.I.C.O. I am not going to lie to you and give you false hope. It will take years. This is not an instant gratification thing. What you complain about might not even be considered by R.I.C.O. to be of reason to pursue it further. To which I say "SO WHAT". It was and is to me to be more important to report a bad Hawaii solar contractor. What if what was done to you was/is a serious violation? As a consumer, you should stand up for yourself.
If you have been following my diary/blog you know I had what I consider to be a bad Hawaii Solar Contractor that many years ago (2015) I filed a complaint with R.I.C.O. about my issues with Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii. Yes, it really was all the way back in 2015. It has resolved in my favor.
See for yourself:
Friday, July 5, 2019
What is new with the Ryan Thompson d.b.a. Pro Solar Hawaii case?
So, what is new with the Ryan Thompson d.b.a. Pro Solar Hawaii case? Not much really. I have no idea why, but the number of people reading this blog has reached new levels over the past weeks. The most popular post being "Pro Solar Hawaii does not know how to read an architect plan I think" and "A journal of dealing with Pro Solar Hawaii from a ripped off customer" The sudden spike in readers is clearly a good thing.
What else is new? My complaint to RICO is moving along. I understand they are getting ready to put my complaint in front of a council. Has taken 5 years but its all good. I am confident that Ryan Thompson d.b.a. Pro Solar Hawaii is not going to like the outcome of this. I feel good that there is some agreement with me that Ryan Thompson d.b.a. Pro Solar Hawaii did not do things as they should be done.
Back in Feb. there was a hearing on a Better Business Bureau of Hawaii motion to be removed from the case. I found it interesting that the actual attorney that filed the motion was not the attorney representing the BBB in court. I honestly didn't know it could be done this way. I really thought the attorney that signed the motion had to appear in court.
Friday, January 11, 2019
Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii vs. Me & Better Business Bureau of Hawaii soap opera
Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Have you been treated badly by Ryan Thompson d.b.a Pro Solar Hawaii?
I do have a strong suspicion that Ryan Thompson d.b.a Pro Solar Hawaii has other issues than mine going through the courts. I am not 100% sure. I only have a sinking suspicion. This feeling in my gut, if you will. After the way Ryan Thompson d.b.a Pro Solar Hawaii treated me, I'm guessing it's a safe bet there are others out there. I don't know, it could be a TRO (temporary restraining order), A legal case of you suing them or vice versa, a relationship has gone sour, Maybe it's just the way you were treated when they installed a solar system. If you have had unpleasant dealings with them I wanna know about. Heck, maybe we can take my case as a Class Action... My case? Ahhhh, yeah. I will be posting the details shortly in a new post. I am thinking to call it "Pro Solar Hawaii just got their ass handed to them". Stay tuned!
Hit me up and let me know if you have been treated badly by Ryan Thompson d.b.a Pro Solar Hawaii?