Fairway Chevrolet Fairway Buic Damian Allen,Senior Sales Consultant Fairway Chevrolet3100 E Sahara Ave Las Vegas, Nevada 89104Main Line  702- 641-1400Fax 702-641-1535Direct Line 702- 641-1400 ext. x Mobile 702- 913-3555Email damian@fairwaychevy.comDealer URL ww send a mailing piece to my house that was a complete lie Las Vegas Nevada

Let me first say that the "matching" game is a very common and old gimmick to get people into a dealership, and after you read the rest of this you will pay a bit more attention and not fall for it so easily.

Thank you for posting the card, but if you read the card you will see that it doesn't say DID win 50,000 if you match 3 symbols. It says you COULD win 50,000 if the symbols matched. You will notice that it actually never said you won $50,000, it just said you were a "winner" and hoped you made the connetion even though they never said it. As you know there is a big difference between "could" and "did" and your reaction is exactly what they are hoping for to get you into the dealership.

On top of the "could" you also little asterisks all over the place, if you follow that asterisk to the "fine print" you will see that you have to go to the dealer to confirm your prize and the card you have doesn't actually guarantee any specific prize. In this case by them giving you another ticket that ends up being worth $5.

The real kicker in this is that if by some chance you did actually win the 50,000 you can almost be sure that there was probably something in the fine print that said it was only collectable by the person named on the card, and they would have used that to fight actually giving you the prize. While this is admittedly speculation, I would bet if you went through that fine print in detail you would find something to that affect.

By the way, you did exactly what you should have done...turn around and walk out.