There's a 3-day window to cancel a door-to-door sale — but even if that passed, you may still have ways to unwind the deal. Here's what to know.
If you signed a solar deal at your home and immediately regretted it, the first thing to know is that Florida and federal law give you a short window to cancel — and even if that window has passed, it may not be your only option.
Under Florida's Home Solicitation Sale Act and the FTC's Cooling-Off Rule, sales made at your home generally come with a 3-business-day right to cancel, in writing, with no penalty. The seller is supposed to tell you about this right and give you the forms.
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