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welcome to the ramsie show thank you hello what's going on um i bought a car the end of july

and i was lied to about the price of the car. It was from someone that I go to church

with, and I signed the contract without looking at it because I trusted this man, and now I

can't afford this car. Okay, tell me more. What do you mean you were lied to about the cost?

So they said it was a certain price and you paid that price?

Yes, they told me on the phone. It was $25,000. Okay.

I had gone to take a trip two days after I bought it to North Carolina. There was some issues with the car.

And out of frustration, I was looking at the paperwork I got from the

sales and noticed that they had charged me $7,000 more for the car than what I was told.

Okay, how I'm so confused as to how you walked out of there having paid $32,000.

That wasn't a red flag to you?

Like it came out, how did you pay for the car?

I went to my credit union.

But like I said, it was from someone from my church, and I trusted him.

So after we had discussed, you know, the cost and all the taxes and everything,

and the $3,000 I was going to get out of my old car, I kind of figured it would take me down to

about $22,000 for the car. So after discussing all this with him and signed a contract without

reading it, because, again again I trusted this man.

So it was out of the frustration when I pulled the paper out of my glove box. I had noticed that

it was 32,000, not 25,000. For the actual price of the car? Did they tack on fees, warranties?

No, that was the actual price.

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