Fraud in consumer transactions is an important aspect of contractlawfor bothsellers and buyers to understand. Consumers need to be wary of schemes meant to trick and deceive them. Owners ofbusinesses need to make sure they aren'tmoving beyond "salesman's puffery" andmisrepresenting productsor making false claims in an effort to sell a product.Read this articlehttps://www.motorbiscuit.com/car-dealer-scams-that-should-be-on-every-consumers-radar/about "10 Car Dealer Scams That ShouldBe on Every Consumer's Radar".

1) Choose one of the scams listedand explain how you wouldargue it satisfies all of the elementsof fraud discussed in the chapter. Make sure to note whether the misrepresentation is an outrightlie, a concealment or silence and explain why or why not you think that a plaintiff wouldhave good chance at winning a civil lawsuit with a cause of action in fraud.

2) How might you suggest a victim could use socialmedia to fight back againstthese types of scams by the dealer? Keep in mind our discussions on defamation from Chapter 6. What wouldyou suggest to the victim about what he might say on social media sitesto make sure he himself won't get sued by thecar dealer for defamation?