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Comment on Dump! Potential Fraud Victim Suntech Power Stands To Lose $690 Million by David Hafner

David Hafner — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 16:23:24 +0000

Solar power definitely plays an important role in shifting away from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. But, solar companies, like the dot.coms of 1999, need to be financially responsible to secure their long-term success. And buying nonexistent bonds is not financially responsible.

Comment on Dump! Potential Fraud Victim Suntech Power Stands To Lose $690 Million by Click Here

Click Here — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 08:59:51 +0000

solar industry is the next boom in the power production field. going green and not hurting the environment is really what our world needs right now.

Comment on Sell! Trina Solar Revises Q2 Guidance by More Bad News: Canadian Solar Revises Q2 Estimates « alarm:clock

More Bad News: Canadian Solar Revises Q2 Estimates « alarm:clock — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 16:13:25 +0000

[...] a surprise after yesterday’s news from Suntech Power (STP :NYSE) and Trina Solar (TSL :NYSE), Canadian Solar (CSIQ :NYSE) revised its guidance for Q2 2012 and it doesn’t look [...]

Comment on Dump! Potential Fraud Victim Suntech Power Stands To Lose $690 Million by More Bad News: Canadian Solar Revises Q2 Estimates « alarm:clock

More Bad News: Canadian Solar Revises Q2 Estimates « alarm:clock — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 16:13:22 +0000

[...] a surprise after yesterday’s news from Suntech Power (STP :NYSE) and Trina Solar (TSL :NYSE), Canadian Solar (CSIQ :NYSE) revised its guidance for Q2 [...]

Comment on Sell! Trina Solar Revises Q2 Guidance by Dump! Fraud Victims Suntech Power Stands To Lose $690 Million « alarm:clock

Dump! Fraud Victims Suntech Power Stands To Lose $690 Million « alarm:clock — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 19:04:43 +0000

[...] energy needs. But this isn’t a normal day. First Trina Solar (TSL :NYSE) admits that its Q2 numbers won’t meet anyone’s expectations and then Suntech Power (STP: NYSE) states it might be the victim of a scam to the tune of $690 [...]

Comment on Canadian Solar And SkyPower Team To Develop Solar Power Plants by Hanwha SolarOne Banks $180 Million Term Loan Facility « alarm:clock

Hanwha SolarOne Banks $180 Million Term Loan Facility « alarm:clock — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 20:11:10 +0000

[...] its investors hopeful news. Investors might overlook the fact that their competition, including Canadian Solar, are also trying to develop downstream [...]

Comment on CafePress – Profile by Linkin

Linkin — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 04:13:07 +0000

Recently CafePress began competing with the artists for whom it acts as printer and shipper.
CafePress rents web shops to its artists. The artist creates a website page and manually loads the desired blank products. The artist imports his image onto each product, arranges the products on the page, describes the products, titles the products and tags the images.
Initially, the artist would set a markup and received the markup for each product sold.
However, recently CafePress began competing with its artists, using the artists’ own images. CafePress created a marketplace where a customer can search a keyword. That search brings up artist products. When the customer buys from the marketplace CafePress pays the artist 10% of the price CafePress set. Both the customer and the artist lose money. If the artist’s shop sells a t-shirt for $21, the artist makes $3.01. If the marketplace sells the same shirt for $25, the artist gets $2.50. The customer pays $4 more, and the artist gets $0.51 less.
CafePress tells artists to “promote your own shop,” but CafePress buys Google adwords using the very image tags the artist provided.
CafePress justifies this bait and switch of service terms by telling artists they can opt out if they don’t like the new terms; however, many have spent as much as 7 or 8 years creating as much as 88000 images.
In spite of their sweat-equity, many shopkeepers (content providers) are building shops at other print-on-demand companies and then closing their CafePress shops due to the broken faith and trust, the financial hardship CafePress has delivered into so many lives, and the huge amount of time and dedicated effort all lost in the momentum of their own businesses. Would you keep your AMOCO station franchise if AMOCO built a company store across the street from you?

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