Steve Jones Chrysler Dodge Jeep Deceptive sales event flyers, numbers switcharoo Wynne Arkansas

 Hello. I generally don't fall for scams, I did this time. I will include pictures & video. I received a sales event flyer from Steve Jones Dodge & Chrysler in Wynne, Ar. . The flyer is very deceptive. It states if your numbers match, you have won. My numbers matched the $750 cash prize. So looked the over a few times. Then I called Steve Jones Chrysler, and asked the lady that answered was it a scam or gimmick. She assured me it wasn't a scam or gimmick. So I went to their sales tent at Walmart in West Helena, Ar. . I am greeted by a sales person, and I ask him what's the gimmick, my numbers match the $750 cash. He said that number don't mean anything, he stated only the confirmation number above my name counted. He said the confirmation number had to match the prize. "But wait, you've won a prize." I asked what's the prize? He went to dragging out papers, and wouldn't tell what prize is, until he gets all of my information, and listen to the sales pitch. I left, and called Steve Jones Chrysler. I told the lady it was a scam, and a sales trick. Then she tells my numbers don't count. Why didn't she tell me that before I drove 40 miles one way? I've bought two trucks from Steve Jones, but I will never buy another from him. The odds on winning the $750 are 10:1,000,000. Then in the mumbo jumbo fine print it says just because your numbers match doesn't mean you won that prize. What? But the big yellow letters tell that if my numbers match, that I'm a winner. How many people out of that one million just like me, matched numbers for a good prize. Just to drive a long distance to be told they're not a winner. I say it's very deceptive. Thanks, Mike Arkansas