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Enova is a technology and data analytics driven online lending company operating 11 brands in 6 countries and providing analytics services to businesses.
Jackson Boulevard 175, 60604, Chicago, United States
2.2
9 reviews
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ENOVA Electrification is a corrupt company extorting money from clients. It provides incomplete bids with no-refund clause. Then the CEO and Chief Extortion Officer, Skylar Crowder, extorts more money to complete the project. You either pay more money to complete the project or get no refund on your initial 50% deposit. ENOVA Electrification is in the extortion business, not solar installation.
Poor company with poor communication, can give you a loan in 30 seconds but cant refund you for within 2 months...
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