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Bogus Invoice Alert

Several dealers have received suspicious invoices from a DSL firm in Texas. The amount of the bill in each case was $149. A phone number included on the invoice was not in service. Dealers should review all invoices to make sure they're legitimate. The Illinois Automobile Dealers Association offers these guidelines: Check all paperwork closely, watching especially for invoices and checks from unusual

Several dealers have received suspicious invoices from a DSL firm in Texas.

The amount of the bill in each case was $149. A phone number included on the invoice was not in service.

Dealers should review all invoices to make sure they're legitimate.

The Illinois Automobile Dealers Association offers these guidelines:

  • Check all paperwork closely, watching especially for invoices and checks from unusual places.
  • Scrutinize any solicitations that attempt to collect on products or services outside the scope of normal business.
  • Confirm orders with the firm and whomever supposedly authorized the purchase.
  • Avoid payment until you know the goods or services were ordered and received.
  • If you receive a check payable to you or your dealership, read and understand all the terms listed on the back before cashing it.
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