We love to hear from readers commenting on our blog, but none of our posts (with the possible exception of post we did on Princeton Premier), have generated such a steady stream of comments as the one we did on Earth4Energy.com. Although we blogged about Earth4Energy.com back in September, not a month has gone by without readers adding their two cents.

While we faulted the site for a lack of contact information, hyperlinks that don't link to anything and the fact it appears to be just another Web-based affiliate marketing program, readers took the conversation to a whole new level.

Comments range from scathing (Absolute scam!!!!!!), regretful (I bought it like a fool and it is junk..pure rubbish), defensive (Earth4energy is not a scam product. It's a great product created by Michael Harvey which can help us save our electricity usage to great extent. For more details about this product, visit Earth 4 Energy website), and technical (At $200.00 per panel that is about $67.00 dollars per amp. Most houses today require a 200 amp electrical service. That would require sixty seven panels at a cost of $13,400 plus the $49.95 for the manual.)

Is Earth4Energy.com just another of the thousands of scam sites out there, or a viable, do-it-yourself alternative to affordable energy? Decide for yourself.