We're trying to hook them up with a network of attorneys across the country. Consumers seem to be subjected to the same sales tactics at a lot of dealerships. You go in, they give you the four-hour sales pitch and they wear you down. Before you know it you'll sign anything to get it over with. Whoever said crime doesn't pay didn't know anything about crime.
Crime pays real well.
I helped a couple of lawyers sue a crooked car dealer in a small town, we're talking Podunk, and this dealer was making a couple of million dollars a year. Eskeldson says that TV news stations and newspapers wouldn't carry the story because Ford is such a big advertiser. Do your homework. Then go and check out the place for yourself. Keep your head.