I Built a Website to Expose Solar and Battery Scams
AI-generated overview
Will Prowse launches a site called charged reviews that requires receipts and serial numbers to verify purchases, ensuring reviews are permanent and cannot be deleted by manufacturers. The platform tracks prices, certificates, recalls, and changes to product data, offers a scanner and dimension-based search, and uses AI to build the database. Affiliate links provide revenue, and the site encourages consumer participation to uncover hidden issues, aiming to increase market transparency and reduce scams.
What’s discussed
- Launch day announced as official launch of charged reviews.
- Requirement of receipt and serial number for review verification.
- Permanent storage of reviews, preventing deletion by manufacturers.
- Example of Dr. Prepare battery fire leading to deleted Amazon listing.
- Price tracker feature for each product.
- Certificate, data sheet, and instruction manual tracking.
- Product scanner for instant access to documentation.
- Evidence score feature to compare warranty claims with data.
- Recall status displayed on product pages.
- Dimension-based search for solar panel replacements.
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