Did the salesman retaliate against me because the only car I was "approved" for was a car that had been in an accident (difficult to get police report) and I complained to corporate headquarters about it?
Did I come to this conclusion because I told the salesman my credit score was low, and even what the number was, and I got no less than 12 rejection letters in the mail from traditional lending sources that would not have approved me based on the information I gave the salesman?
Did I come to this conclusion because I complained in the corporate survey about being ignored about my requests for other vehicles that had not been in an accident and were even cheaper, or had less miles on them?
Did I come to this conclusion because when I try to reply to their email responses — I get an email error, only possible if they had black listed my email address?
I was trying to do the right thing, buy a used car with low miles on it, and use the "saved" money to pay off my bad debts. Thanks to this "salesman", I have a high interest rate on my car loan with another dealer, and have no budget to pay off my bad debts?
Did the salesman lie to me by telling me I was approved for a car, but then when I did not follow through with the deal, tell the public that I was denied credit?
Would you buy from these people?
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