National Auto Academy NAA Paid $700 for training , guaranteed a job next day never heard from them 2780 S Jones Blvd Ste 3614, Las Vegas, NV, 89146, Nationwide

 I applied for a job for a cars salesman at Chevy 21 in Bethlehem,PA. I few days I got a call back from a woman named Leah setting me up with a interview . The day comes I go to this interview all went well a woman name Lucia C. Malilo told me to come back the next day for another interview. I came back the next day to find myself with about 15 other people, it wasn't an interview it was a training class. After the class Lucia dismissed a few people because she felt they didn't fit for the job. She told all of us to come back the next day to begin training class. At this point we all were under the assumption that we were hired. Next day we all came in and she explained to us that we needed to pay $699.00 for the training class to be able to work for Chevy 21. I explained to her that money was tight I couldn't just throw it around if I wasn't going to be employed by Chevy 21. She said "don't worry I got your back, put your 2 weeks in at the job you're working now". So at this point I'm feeling very confident, she's basically telling me I'm going to be working at Chevy. Last day of class rolls around and she said "okay all of you guys are hired, tomorrow you all just need to come back for another interview with the general manager. We all came back it wasn't even an interview....... We were all confused and mad because where did are money go? Lucia was not at the dealership, I called national auto academy so many times no on answers or they say they will call me back and never do. Not only did Lucia lie about all of us having a job she also lied about who she really was , she was not part of Chevy 21 she was a recruiter. I seriously got scammed for $700 and lost a full time job like an idiot. I will be contacting a lawyer at this point to take legal action against national auto academy.