These people are con artists. They are the epitome...

These people are con artists. They are the epitome of everything people hate, distrust, and fear about sales people.

First thing is first. These people tell audacious lies. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes and heard it with my own ears. They really like to lie to their customers about how the credit process works. They tell you they will soft line run your credit when they are actually running a hardline and wrecking your credit. They also lie about who they send your info too as well as how many times they ping you on a hardline. They will swindle you in with lies if a soft line, and my friend even recieved "knowledge" of special rebates if she ran her credit.

Secondly, they lie to you about your credit score. As I own an insurance and Financial services agency, I know my friends credit score. They told us it came up almost 300 points lower than it actually is. I was told they have a "special" $1,000 rebate for customers with a credit score below a certain threshold. You may think that the extra $1,000 rebate is good but in comparison to all the extra you will pay in interest over the life of the loan, it is just another way they sink people in. I can not prove this, but this is the same reason I believe they lie and ping you like they do. I personally believe, from my professional opinion, they try to sink your score on purpose for gain of their credit program and higher levels of interest.

Third, they were not willing at all to fix the issue. Rather than admit they had done wrong, and I had caught them doing so, they were compelled to play coy and pretend they did not lie. That they had simply done as they knew best...give me a break. Being the logical man that I am, when the situation was being refused to be fixed, I told them I would have no choice but to retrieve a lawyer for legal action against them. They then laughed and went to brag about how much money they have and all the lawyers they could trump me with. Mind you, I utilized my right to one party consent and recorded ALL conversations with these people and I can prove 100% of the claims I have made. I have turned the recordings over to the BBB and lawyers.

If they will play their games on an insurance professional with car sales experience, I fear the average consumer doesn't stand a chance. I would highly advise anyone looking for a vehicle not go here. Most dealerships are crooked, but this one takes the cake. You can avoid the lies, threats, and headaches I have endured. High pressure sales tactics are a legal breeding ground. So is using extortion tactics to get a social and run it in a way where you do not have the consumers consent. Arm yourselves with knowledge. It's the only way to prevent corruption and criminal activity such as this. I strongly encourage anyone who has similar issues with this dealership or Jason Armstrong to call the BBB. Also, finding a consumer credit affairs lawyer is challenging. If you have a similar issue, please feel free to contact me and I will give you the name and number of an excellent consumer affairs lawyer.