To whom it may concern, hello, my name is [xxx]. I purchased a truck in tampa Florida and I feel I was clearly a case of fraud and I have no idea how to proceed. I can't afford to sue this dealership on my own but I would like to see that they can not continue to operate in this manner or take advantage of other people the way they did me. If you can help me please contact me and I will do whatever it takes to help prosecute these people. [xxx] attached are all the documents of what took place. 1.a dated account of the transaction from me. 2.information from the mechanics I got to help me 3.pictures of the codes that were produced before 24 hours after I had the vehicle. 4.an invoice from Ford telling the dealership what needed to happen to repair this truck. 5.a printout the procedures to fix the truck from Ford. 6.bill from the person I eventually hired to repair the truck when the dealership refused to guarantee his mechanics work, even though he knew I would be hauling a 9900 pound rv up the East coast highways. Thank you for your consideration and time. Have a great day, [xxx] information redacted pursuant to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).

- Brandon, FL, USA