# Solar Exit advertising — Airtime Media
Page: https://myairtime.net/industries/solar-exit
Sources reviewed: 2026-10-17

Solar-exit campaigns should describe contract-review assistance, not promise that every loan, lease or power-purchase agreement can be cancelled. The agreement and jurisdiction determine the client's review; calls connect with that client's team rather than a shared referral list.

## Jurisdiction
United States consumer-protection rules; state contract law and utility arrangements vary.
## Local rules
The FTC Cooling-Off Rule provides a three-business-day cancellation period for certain covered in-home or temporary-location sales, with exceptions. It is not a universal right to cancel any solar agreement, online purchase or exit-service contract. Confirm where and how the agreement was signed and applicable state rules; avoid unsupported savings, incentive and cancellation claims.
## Timing
A covered cooling-off period is short and transaction-specific; an older solar contract is not automatically within it. Review the actual agreement and notices before mentioning a deadline. Utility bills and local weather can inform campaign planning but do not create legal cancellation rights or guaranteed demand.

Airtime Media has run direct-response campaigns since 1984. Today's channel mix includes radio, broadcast and cable TV, OTT / streaming TV and social media. Calls ring directly to the client's chosen line; the client's own web leads are shared in real time, never resold. Tested commercials means previously aired creative, not guaranteed results. Pricing is set during the discovery call.

General campaign-planning information, not legal, medical, tax or investment advice. State examples do not apply nationwide. Confirm current requirements and offer-specific deadlines with your compliance team before airing.

## Sources
- FTC — Cooling-Off Rule and exceptions: https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/buyers-remorse-ftcs-cooling-rule-may-help
- FTC — Solar advertising guidance: https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/blog/2024/08/dont-waste-your-energy-solar-scam
- FTC — Solar power for your home: https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/solar-power-your-home