Cally W.

We ordered a Dodge Ram from Carvana. We had to fill out the paperwork four times. A week later, the car arrived in our state, Massachusetts. Then, on the day of delivery, we were requested to drive 90 minutes in each direction to pick it up, since some workers didn't show up for work. When they did finally deliver the truck after much pleading from us, the engine light went on, so they took the truck and left to have it checked by a mechanic. After a few days, I was told there was a faulty exhaust sensor and that Carvana would have to make the repair, but first had to get approval from their warranty company and that all told it would take about a week and a half. Now they are telling us it is a three-week delay.

The price was right, but the runaround is NOT acceptable. And when I asked about a make-good, a robot simply asked if there was anything it could do to help. Boooo.

I'd like to know if these panels are leased to me. And does the energy company buy back the electricity from my panels when I have a surplus? Is there a cap on that.

Be careful... make sure you cancel your membership after you purchase anything on this site. I asked to be cancelled last year and was told by Fly Away that I was cancelled, but I was not told to remove them from my PayPal account, so a year later, I got another bill for $55, since the membership auto-renewed. While I know this site has some great stuff, this was a shady way to make a buck, and I never even used their products. Also, the reason I signed up was to get the FSCUIP plugin needed to run EZDOK - BUT it didn't work. When I talked with Flight1.com, ( the owner of the FSCUIP plug-in) he said that Fly Away has no authority to sell the FSCUIP and that I had to buy it through him on Flight1. I feel cheated, for sure. Cancel your subscription on PayPal now if you don't want to get hit with a membership renewal of $55.