What corporate greed? They paid (damn good money I would imagine) for the rights/privilege to have EXCLUSIVE rights to a given territory for a product. The manufacturer should of had the product UN-commisionable without proving location if they are going to enforce this after entering into a contract with a company for exclusive rights. Its either ignore the problem or do something about it which they chose to do.
Sol-ark did nothing wrong in this by wanting/demanded/suing (if needed) to protect that agreement. The OEM caused this no matter how its twisted.
If anything Deye in my opinion owes a full refund to the people effected since they decided to turn off those people's product.
Sol-ark doesn't owe squat.
Trust me if Sig solars inverter started showing up in the market for 1/3 the price of what they charge they would be singing a very different toon right now.
Sol-ark's entire biz model is based around that product they have a contract for. I think its TOTALLY overpriced but that's my opinion which keeps me from wanting to buy one since there is no way I would pay that much for that many watts. But that's what is cool about a free market.
You as a consumer has the right and privilege to not buy their product for any reason at all. Cool isn't it
But nowhere do they have any obligations to something about something they didn't sell.
Want Sol-ark to care, be responsible and or help? Buy a Sol-ark inverter.