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question iconSo hyundai gave me misleading information and false advertisement. On October 14 2019 I did a test drive and they never gave me the 50$ they guarantee me. Then I refer them and from the $200 they just gave me $ 100. And now they don’t answer my calls or messages.#arapahoehyundai 9899 E Arapahoe Rd, Centennial, CO 80112
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Generally, a business is required to deliver on promises made in its advertising, and if it fails to do so, it may be liable for damages. In your case, if the dealership promised you $50 for a test drive, or $200 for a referral fee, and you held up your side of the bargain, you should be entitled to receive those payments. In some instances, a false or misleading advertisement might also arise to the level of a deceptive trade practice, entitling the consumer to increased damages or penalties.


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Bill Henry
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