A company of peddlers posing as Hydro-Québec employees was finally ordered to pay thousands of dollars for duping Quebecers by selling them heat pumps under false representations.
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Authorities revealed this week that Alexandre Drolet-Pollock’s company GCG Construction pleaded guilty and will have to pay fines totaling $8,030 for charges under the Consumer Protection Act.
Its employees knock on the doors of homeowners across the province to sell heat pumps at high prices.
Mr. Drolet-Pollock, whose company will have to pay fines of $8,030 for selling its heat pumps under false representations.
Photo taken from the Facebook account of Alexandre Drolet-pollock
“They were accused of having made false or misleading representations to solicit the sale of heat pumps, or of having claimed that with the energy savings and the possibility of receiving a subsidy, the cost of acquiring the device would be practically zero,” explains the Consumer Protection Office (OPC).
Influencer pinched too
Alexandre Lachance, who boasts of driving Lamborghinis, was also ordered to pay $1,847 for this affair.
The controversial Alexandre Lachance, at the wheel of one of his luxurious cars, was also pinned down by the OPC in this affair.
PHOTO TAKEN FROM ALEXLACH7’S INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT
The Office gives few details about it, but claims to criticize Mr. Lachance for “having used a pretext to solicit the sale of a property”.
Another GCG Construction inc. peddler, Benjamin Paris, a 28-year-old resident of Trois-Rivières, was fined $1,133.
Benjamin Paris, representative of GCG Construction, was also fined in this case.
Photo taken from thebenparis Instagram account
“GCG Construction inc. finally admitted to having falsely declared a status or identity as his own, claiming to have been mandated by Hydro-Québec,” mentions the OPC. All the offenses alleged in this case were committed during the summer of 2021 in Saguenay.
Wedding in Monaco, luxurious cars and private miniputt
Alexandre Drolet-Pollock, co-owner GCG Construction inc. with entrepreneur Gérald Giroux, blithely boasts on the web of his luxurious lifestyle.
The 27-year-old Quebecer is very active on social networks, where he boasts of his luxurious lifestyle.
Photo taken from the Facebook account of Alexandre Drolet-pollock
In July 2023, a dealer in the Capitale-Nationale region congratulated him on Facebook for the purchase of a Bayliner brand boat worth more than $100,000.
The resident of Saint-Nicolas, in Lévis, also turned to social networks for a rather unusual project last summer.
Alexandre Drolet-Pollock says here that he wants to build a miniputt at home.
Screenshot of a publication from Alexandre Drolet-pollock’s account
“Does anyone know anyone who does miniputt? I would like to convert my course (part of it) into miniputt. Thank you, management of the pleasure department,” writes the Quebecer whose company has just been condemned.
Announcement of the marriage in Monaco of the 27-year-old entrepreneur.
Screenshot of the website www.theknot.com
The 27-year-old even created a website to announce his wedding with great fanfare next summer in Monaco, Europe. Note that this very expensive country is considered the “jewel of the ultra-rich”. According to
in 2022, just under seven in ten people living in Monaco are millionaires.