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Originally Posted by justatroll
I believe YOU are wrong.
If the authority (the Dealer tech representative) tells you:
"Put your stock parts back on and bring it in"
If you follow his instruction you are NOT committing fraud.
You are following instructions.
You have NO IDEA what he intends to do with corporate.
Using your logic, if I make a bank deposit, and the teller steals that money and buys illegal drugs, I assisted with the law breaking? NOT
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Your example makes no sense and doesn't relate at all. And when the dealer says "put the OEM part back on so we can get it warrantied," you know exactly what they're doing. Sure, it's the dealer committing fraud against the corporate office, but you are knowingly assisting in that by swapping the parts for the purpose of getting a repair covered under warranty. It's very apparent that I'm speaking in a vacuum though, so you keep believing whatever you choose to believe. I'm tired of explaining why you're wrong.