A shady, sketchy car dealership trying to scam me out of the car I was trying to buy

after I flew out to their dealership just to get it.

But after being confronted with this bait and switch, the entitled general manager of this location

mockingly told me that if I didn't like it, then I should the entitled General Manager of this location

Mockingly told me that if I didn't like it,

then I should just leave a bad review online.

So I decided to get some revenge and maliciously comply,

resulting in them losing about $50,000 over the next two to three years and I've honestly

never been happier to watch karma take its course.

Here's what happened.

So the city I live in has extremely inflated vehicle values, especially compared to the surrounding areas.

If you buy the same car from a neighboring state you can often save about

four thousand dollars without even really trying.

When I buy a new vehicle which happens about every three to four years I always look in the surrounding states just to compare pricing

This story happened about five years ago and the malicious compliance is still ongoing to this day. I was shopping for a brand new car and I found one that matched my specifications about 12 hours away in a neighboring state and it was priced about 5,000 dollars below what I was seeing.

After looking up flights, there was a one-way direct flight that took me to their local airport for about $175. Now if I include the gas money that I'm going to use to drive back, I was looking at a total of maybe $275,

which would save me about $5,000 overall.

So I knew it was absolutely worth it in this situation.

I reached out to the dealership. I negotiated for a little bit and I agreed on a price. I let them know that I would be flying in to pick up the car and I offered to pay in full in advance of the flight. They told me that all they needed was a $1,000 deposit and that the car was considered mine.

We signed a contract and I paid the deposit, and then I booked the flight for three days from then.

But it's right about here that I saw my first signs

that things have gone wrong.

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